Remote, rural and regional communities across Australia can apply now for grants up to $20,000 for community-driven mental health and wellbeing projects, through FRRR’s In
$2.3 million in grants awarded to 176 community groups for COVID recovery, climate-related impacts and Small & Vital projects. FRRR has awarded $2,309,331 in grants
Earlier this year, one of FRRR’s long-term supporters, the Pratt Foundation, made a generous $250,000 donation to FRRR’s Flood Recovery Appeal to support Victorian areas
Community groups and NFPs can apply for up to the first round of Telstra’s Connected Communities Grant Program $10K. FRRR announces the opening of the
FRRR invites applications from local not-for-profit groups for grants to support ongoing recovery efforts following the Black Saturday bushfires in 2009.  $180,000 from the Victorian
The Yoga For Good Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that’s giving back to the yoga community by beginning the new year with a round of
Organisations running specialist programs that work with key communities affected by domestic and family violence have been urged to consider applying for a new range
FRRR has awarded $1,448,968 in grants to 121 projects across remote, rural and regional Australia as part of their Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program. This
Centre for Humanitarian Leadership receives $1.1m grant for a crisis leadership program for Ukrainian humanitarians coping with the impacts of Russia’s war of aggression. The Centre for Humanitarian Leadership (CHL), a partnership between Deakin University and Save
FRRR has awarded $414,927 in grants to 12 community groups and local not-for-profits through its Grants for Resilience & Wellness (GR&W) Kinglake program. This program is designed
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