Our Location
Tumbly Hill Wellbeing Hub
Kingsbridge, South DevonTumbly Hill is at the centre of our work at NeST.
Once a local authority day centre, this two-storey building has been reimagined as a community health and wellbeing hub. Since taking on the space in May 2025, we have been gradually bringing it back into use as a place for connection, support and shared activity.
Tumbly Hill is now home to a growing range of activities and support, bringing people together through shared experiences, practical support and opportunities to take part in everyday community life.
We provide a calm, inclusive space for people navigating memory loss or dementia, as well as other major life changes and emotional challenges.
Alongside this, we offer a wider community programme that includes SEND and home-education support, counselling, personal development workshops, physical wellbeing, creative activities, volunteering opportunities and opportunities for connection.
What You'll Find at Tumbly Hill:
- Our NeST Meeting Centre will eventually support people with dementia and their families 3 days a week.
- Counselling & therapy rooms offer peaceful, confidential spaces for one-to-one support.
- Room hire with flexible spaces for group sessions, workshops and creative or social activities.
- Large accessible kitchen available for community events— used for both therapeutic and community purposes
- Welcoming reception area staffed by our friendly team of volunteers.
... plus so much more
Access & Transport
Tumbly Hill is located just half a mile from Kingsbridge town centre and bus station. The building is fully accessible, with a level entrance, wide doorways, accessible lift and adapted toilet facilities.
Adjacent to the leisure centre and close to the medical centre, we have 4 accessible parking spaces in front of the building, and 2 large car parks within easy walking distance.
We regularly welcome individuals, families, professionals, schools and community groups.
If you’d like to visit, take part, or find out more, please get in touch or come along to one of our monthly coffee mornings or regular open days (see our news page for upcoming events).
