Vista Wellbeing is a Devon-based community interest company offering specialist and tailored activity programmes for those living with long-term health conditions, disabilities, or who struggle to access mainstream activities and services.
Want information about the Steady On Your Feet Falls Management Exercise (FaME) programme? CLICK HERE
We are extremely grateful to Barnstaple Town Council, North Devon Council, the Lottery Community Fund and the Devon Community Foundation for the help they provide to us. This invaluable help supports us to achieve our longer-term strategic objectives
We remember this day like it was yesterday. Such challenging times, but thanks to support from Active Devon we were able to survive as an organisation. Although there is no doubt that the pandemic set our growth plans back considerably, we are proud of progress made and hope to be able to share some exciting news soon. Watch this space!
Special thanks to our loyal clients who continue to use our services 💚
Wonderful memories. Only seems like yesterday. Friends are always a reason for getting over problems.
Such happy memories I dread to think what my life would have been like with no Vista Wellbeing in it.
What a wonderful event this is for older persons day. Phone or email to book your place.
Tomorrow in Holsworthy. We love that this is happening ❤️
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Devon in Sight, the county’s leading charity for those living with sight loss, has announced it will be bringing its popular ‘Living Well with Sight Loss’ event to The Roundswell Community Centre, Barnstaple. ✨️
To register your interest, call the Devon in Sight helpline on 01392 876 666. Or head over to their website for more information – devoninsight.org.uk/independent-living/living-well-with-sight-loss-events. ☕️
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Yes!Most people think strong legs are about exercise.
They're not.
They're about freedom.
At 40, strong legs might mean running five kilometres.
At 70, they might mean carrying your own shopping.
At 80, they might mean climbing the stairs without thinking about it.
At 90, they might mean walking out the front door whenever you feel like it.
Same legs.
Completely different definition of wealth.
This is one of the strange things about ageing. The things we spend decades taking for granted slowly become the things that matter most.
Standing up without help.
Walking to the corner shop.
Getting on a bus.
Taking the long way home because the weather is nice.
Nobody dreams about these things when they're young.
That's because freedom is easiest to ignore when you have plenty of it.
Growing old is a privilege.
Growing old while still being able to go where you want?
That's another kind of fortune entirely.
So walk.
Take the stairs when you can.
Keep using your legs while they're asking to be used.
You aren't just exercising for today.
You're putting a little freedom aside for later.
— Keep Your Doctor Away Club
How true is this xxx ♥️
Totally agree
Happy, happy Birthday to Jan! Jan is one of our brilliant instructors for Steady on Your Feet and Vista Balance. Usually in Braunton, Ilfracombe and Westward Ho! However, today she is going above and beyond by covering Anitas classes, while she is on her hols.
We wish you the best of days, Jan, and thanks for all you do.
Sorry, not sorry, for sharing the pano pick that I took in Ilfracombe, which says more about your fantastic teaching and my poor photography skills than your body shape!
Much love, Anita and team x
Happy Birthday Jan 🎉🥳🎁🎂💐
Happy Happy Birthday 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you Anita. You will pay for that picture!! 😂xx
Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳
Happy birthday Jan! Xxx
The Vista team is passionate about the benefits of physical activity, and committed to making safe and effective movement available and accessible within our local communities.
With socially based physical activity at its core, Vista clients can access specialist and peer support, thus reducing social isolation in addition to increasing health and wellbeing and maintaining independence.