In August 2015 The Foundation had found an excellent location to establish a Vocational Training Centre in Bali at a existing Rotary Australia World Community Service project at Rumah Sehat . Their medical centre had been established in one of the poorest areas in Bali & they reached out to the surrounding Villages with heath care.

The reason The Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation is building a classroom for Rumah Sehat is because they assist under privileged Indonesian Families which is the Mission Statement of The PHMF. In February 2016  20 GPs and 23 specialists from the Gracillis Group and 10 pharmacists from Ikatan Apotek Indonesia in Bali helped 450 of Bali’s

North of Bali’s iconic Mount Agung is a very different world from the lush and bustling south. Arid, steep and stony, this is home to almost 9,000 families living in poverty, but since 2008, a small group of dedicated volunteers has been working to improve the lives of these people. In late 2015 the group

In October 2015 we shared the news that class rooms were being build . It was great in December for Don Hall to visit on site & see the progress as per the photos . This year it appears the wet season has not arrived .Good news for builders & Bali Tourists BUT not for

The Foundation places importance on ensuring a visit is made to  new  Projects. Don Hall from Australia has spent two days with Ray & Sue Bishop who head up the Rotary Hope Island RAWCS program for Rumah Sehat who operate a Dental & Medical Clinic .We see a difference in that the Clinic is prepared to make a once 

  Rumah Sehat is a Humanitarian Project promoting Health in Bali, Indonesia This project is one of many Rotary Australian World Community Service projects ( RAWCS ) It  survives on donation from friends and Rotary Clubs Hope Island and Bali Taman. The project is broad based community initiative assessing remote village families in Karangasam with