The Australian Philanthropic Services and Fiona Higgins spoke with FRRR’s CEO Natalie Egleton and Chairman Tim Fairfax AC about the crucial role of flexible funding and the impact that private philanthropy can make to regional and remote communities across the country.
“We now strive to mirror the kinds of healthy community systems we are trying to foster and support in the regions,” explains Natalie.
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