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FRRR and ARLF have released the final evaluation of HRCPDI, revealing that the $29.65 million investment has significantly strengthened drought preparedness.

Seeing future leaders of Cherbourg emerge with self-assurance from a specially designed leadership program, has been the highlight of Amanda Woodward’s career.

Remote communities in far-western NSW are overcoming geographic isolation and becoming more drought resilient after gathering for Rural Connect community days.

More than 600 people from Holbrook and surrounds took part in resilience events over two days, building skills and community connection to prepare for drought.

The Spring Bay Suicide Prevention Network is proof of the huge difference a relatively small investment can make to the strength of a community.

The realisation that an entire generation of the Mallee had not experienced a severe drought was enough for the Birchip Cropping Group to spring into action.

Word about the recent success of the Loxton Chamber of Commerce has now spread so far that residents of other nearby towns are asking to join.

In WA’s Gascoyne, locals know resilience well, but with rising climate challenges they united through Connections Across the Gascoyne to prepare for drought.

When Erika Hamilton looks back on all that they’ve achieved in the Alice Springs Community Gardens network in such a short period of time, she swells with pride.

Through the FRRR funding, the NFP House team was able to build the capacity of a dozen NFP organisations around Australia.

A project to link the efforts of organisations across the Mildura region to help community resilience and drought risk management has proven a great success.

FRRR has awarded $1,285,219 to 46 NFPs for projects that will strengthen community preparedness and resilience to manage the impacts of future droughts.