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Brought to you by the charity, Royal Voluntary Service, the Virtual Village Hall is a free, online activity hub and community. It's designed to help people stay physically and mentally active, socially connected and having fun, as well as supporting them to better manage their health, including long-term health conditions. It is open to everyone and can be used by health & social care professionals to support patients, clients and residents.

From Art to Zumba, there are 12-15 free live sessions every week and a library of 2,200 free sessions to choose from, all led by expert tutors and presenters, including some well-known faces. New sessions are added regularly. Join in live daily on Facebook, YouTube or X, or catch up on YouTube or the Virtual Village Hall website when suits. It’s free to join and take part with no sign in or subscription required. Where activities require equipment, ingredients or materials, these are low-cost and easy to source.

Royal Voluntary Service is one of Britain’s largest volunteering organisations supporting people’s health, happiness and well-being. The charity’s volunteers provide a vital helping hand in a number of ways, including bringing people home after a hospital stay, running refreshment trolleys on hospital wards, phoning those in need of friendly conversation, and helping at neighbourhood social activity clubs for older people.

Find out more about Royal Voluntary Service

New to the Virtual Village Hall?

Why not try something new today? Give these short videos a watch, find a new activity to try, and let the adventure begin!

What’s on?

See our timetable of live sessions to find out what's coming up. 

A weekly activity timetable is posted on Facebook, YouTube, and X every Monday at 8am. To receive the weekly timetable by email, please contact virtualvillagehall@royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk, using the subject header: Timetable request.

How to use the Virtual Village Hall on Facebook

How to use the Virtual Village Hall on Facebook

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How to use the Virtual Village Hall on YouTube

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