Clunes Neighbourhood House connecting with community while gathering stories for a new project

By Hayley Elg
Updated April 6 2020 - 8:36am, first published April 5 2020 - 1:00pm
SHARING STORIES: Clunes Neighbourhood House's manager Lana de Kort installing the first QR code. Photo: Ann Jeffree
SHARING STORIES: Clunes Neighbourhood House's manager Lana de Kort installing the first QR code. Photo: Ann Jeffree

THROUGHOUT history, storytelling has been a way for humans to connect and communicate. And while during these uncertain times they cannot be shared face-to-face, they are as important as ever.

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