The local hall in Clifton Creek is the centre of community activity. The space became especially important after the area was severely impacted by bushfires on 30 December 2019.
The Clifton Creek Hall became a relief centre during the fires. It was used for vital emergency assistance and respite for locals.
A grant of $187,000 from the Victorian Bushfire Appeal will upgrade the Clifton Hill facilities making them accessible for all. It will include a new disabled bathroom and a significant upgrade to create a new sun smart outside BBQ area.
A shout out to the Australian Lions Foundation who have partnered with us to make this grant possible.
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