In many rural communities, the local hall isn’t just a building, it’s the beating heart of the community, a place where people come together and connect.
From weddings and fundraisers to morning teas and milestone celebrations, these halls are where communities are formed and memories are made.
In a time when social connection is as important as ever, halls provide a space to connect, create, celebrate, learn new skills and access information.
RAMHP works hard to create opportunities for people to connect in a meaningful way and often, the local hall is the hub where these events take place, helping to strengthen connections and a sense of community, which become key during tough times.
We embarked on a journey across the state to celebrate the vital role small rural halls, committees and volunteers play in fostering social connection and mental wellbeing in rural communities.
Find out more about each of the halls below:
Halls with Heart – Lake Conjola
Halls with Heart – Broken Hill
Halls with Heart – Pearces Creek
Halls with Heart – Lake Cargelligo
Halls with Heart – Dundurrabin
Halls with Heart – Colo Heights
Halls with Heart – Clovass-McKees Hill
Halls with Heart – Stroud Road