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FRRR has awarded $763,234 in funding to 65 locally-led initiatives that will empower remote, very remote, rural and regional communities to be more vibrant, resilient and sustainable places to live, work, learn and invest.

This DR:FR QLD Hub is where we'll share the final evaluation of the DR:FR Burnett Inland program, which was funded by the Minderoo Foundation and the Australian Government’s Preparing Australian Communities Program – Local stream, and delivered by FRRR and Red Earth Community Foundation between 2023 and 2026. In the meantime, we hope you enjoy…

Applications are open for FRRR's Rebuilding Futures program for recovery & preparedness projects in communities impacted by disasters between Jan 2019-Dec 2025.

The Friends of Lismore Regional Gallery shifted their focus from supporting a building to supporting community recovery with a Rebuilding Futures grant.

Children in some of the East Kimberley’s most remote communities are gaining vital digital skills thanks to a $10,000 Telstra's Connected Communities grant.

The youth-led café Bagai Barista has grown from a small school-based initiative into a vibrant community hub thanks to a $47,075 SRC grant.

Remote, rural and regional community groups are invited to apply for grants of up to $10,000 through Telstra's Connected Communities Grant Program.

FDF resources to support the Future Drought Fund's Communities Program - Community Impact Program

Remote, rural and regional NFPs are invited to apply for grants of up to $20,000 for projects that address climate change at a local level through FRRR’s CLCS program.

FRRR is inviting NFPs to collaborate with local young people to respond to the issues that matter most to rural youth, as identified at this year's ABC Heywire Regional Youth Summit.

Nina O’Brien, Disaster Resilience & Recovery Lead, reflects on the impacts of disaster events and why small regional communities need long‑term, flexible support for recovery and a resilient future.

A grant through Telstra's Connected Communities program helped the volunteer-run Rocky Gully CWA has transformed their community house into a vital local hub.