As the Coronavirus situation continues to evolve, many local organisations and councils have been forced to review their regular programs and events.
The reshuffle follows after the federal government announced that "non-essential" gatherings of more than 100 people are banned.
Many religious organisations have said they will close their doors to keep their followers safe.
This includes the mosque at Wallsend which has suspended regular services until further notice.
Similarly, Catholic and Anglican churches reported they will also shutting down and temporarily stopping all Sunday services.
However, religious schools in the area are to remain open.
Catholic Schools around Newcastle and Maitland said they will stay open until the 9th of April.
While Anglican schools around the Hunter have stated they are currently open but continue to evaluate the situation daily.
The Coronavirus has also threatened to close many local community events and activities.
Newcastle council said Blackbutt Reserve's bushland will remain open, but services requiring staff to interact with the public are suspended.
Meanwhile, Maitland City Council has addressed the uncertainty and said all council facilities will remain open but public programs across the libraries, pools, and art gallery have been suspended.
The council also announced that the annual Street Eats event is still set to go ahead on April 3rd, but the event will be split across several sites in order to promote social distancing.
