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Every year, we ask our followers and users to tell us what they think about the VVH. This year’s survey is now LIVE and we’d love to hear about your experiences.

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Dementia Action Week 2026

Discover dementia-friendly craft and exercise classes from Dementia Action Week, or explore our library of helpful dementia resources and sessions here.

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LGBT+ History Month 2026

In February we celebrated this year's LGBT+ History Month theme, Science and Innovation. Explore our sessions here!

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Get Moving in January

During Get Moving Week in partnership with Yakult, we were joined by celebrity guests and exercise experts who shared motivation tips and practical advice to help us move more and feel great. Try our fun activities, from short ‘exercise snacks’ to longer sessions.

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Mindspace Week 2025

We marked World Mental Health Day with Mindspace Week during October. Take a moment for yourself, as we explored the NHS 5 Steps to Mental Wellbeing!

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Welcome to the Virtual Village Hall

The Virtual Village Hall is a free online activity hub and community, designed by Royal Voluntary Service to help people stay mentally and physically active, socially connected and having fun. It supports people to better manage their health, including long-term health conditions, and healthy ageing. No sign-in or subscription required.

There are live activity sessions every weekday and a library of over 3,000 sessions to view on demand, all led by expert tutors and presenters, including some well-known faces.

It’s open to everyone and is used by health and social care professionals, including social prescribers.

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