Welcome to CWA Hall (Dungog-Clarence Town Branch), a vibrant and inclusive Community Service Club nestled in the charming suburb of Dungog. Our close-knit community provides a warm and welcoming environment where like-minded individuals gather to champion various causes. At CWA Hall, we foster a strong sense of camaraderie, offering a plethora of engaging activities, events, and initiatives. Discover a place where fellowship thrives and where we work tirelessly to make a positive impact on our local community. Join us and be part of something extraordinary.

Stroud Men's Shed is a community workshop and social hub for men in Stroud, New South Wales, Australia. It was founded by a group of men who wanted to create a space where they could come together to learn new skills, share their knowledge, and socialize. The shed offers a variety of activities and services, including woodworking, metalworking, and social events. It is a welcoming and supportive space where men can feel comfortable being themselves. Stroud Men's Shed is a great place for men to learn new skills, socialize, and build community. It is a valuable resource for men in Stroud and the surrounding area.

Our Men's Shed was formed on Thursday 23 June 2011 when about 50 people gathered in the Committee Rooms at Port Stephens Council administration building. Our initial Constitution was adopted and our first Board members were elected. On 28 October 2011 some minor changes to the Constitution were adopted to meet the requirements of the ATO and to bring it in line with the Dept of Fair Trading. At this time a change in management structure was adopted changing from a Management Board to a Management Committee. For more details see our History page. On 4 August 2012 our "First Shed" was formally opened by Cr. Glenys Francis and a successful Open Day was held.

Neighbourhood Centre.

The Wallis Lake Men's Shed is a not for profit organisation aimed at- Creating, maintaining and expanding men's social and educational networks. Providing an environment where men of all ages may participate in low level/achievable work projects for themselves or the community. Enabling and advising men in the community to understand and contact the necessary and appropriate services and support structures to maintain and/or improve their health and wellbeing. Providing companionship and mateship to men who may otherwise be isolated. They may choose activities to bring them together which would allow them to become physically and mentally active. Opportunity to pass on, or learn, valuable skills (both practical and life skills). Addressing issue's of men's health, physical, emotional and social well being in the community.

Catholic Church of Australia.

Youth centre operated by Upper Hunter Shire Council