FRRR We’re the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal. FRRR has a small but dedicated staff, headquartered in Bendigo in regional Victoria.
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A not-for-profit organisation, FRRR supports remote, rural and regional communities across Australia to thrive. FRRR is a Company Limited by Guarantee and is governed by a Board of Directors who are responsible for decision making with regards to grants. Contributions from other trusts and foundations, corporate and private donors also provide funds for grant making.

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01/09/2026

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One of the best parts of our Strengthening Rural Communities program is seeing the incredible ideas and passion emerging...
30/08/2026

One of the best parts of our Strengthening Rural Communities program is seeing the incredible ideas and passion emerging from across Australia. Meet some of the Round 29 recipients whose vision, creativity and local leadership are showing what's possible.

Read the full list via https://frrr.org.au/blog/2026/08/27/src-round-29/

The Upper Goulburn Landcare Network
Pilbara Kimberley University Centres
Loddon Shire Council
Lincoln South Club Inc
ACT Natimuk
Monto & District Show
Hedland Men's Shed

Wishing everyone across Australia a wonderful weekend. 🌾☀️📍Dja Dja Wurrung Country
21/08/2026

Wishing everyone across Australia a wonderful weekend. 🌾☀️

📍Dja Dja Wurrung Country

A simple conversation. A shared experience. A stronger community.That's what From Paddock to Peace of Mind is all about....
15/08/2026

A simple conversation. A shared experience. A stronger community.

That's what From Paddock to Peace of Mind is all about.

Supported by an In a Good Place grant, the project gave people in rural Tasmania the chance to learn Mental Health First Aid, take part in a 12-week Tai Chi program and connect with others in their community.

Working alongside Rural Alive and Well and Farm It Forward Tasmania, the program created welcoming spaces for people to come together, support one another and build lasting connections, helping reduce isolation and improve wellbeing across rural communities.

✨ Inspired by this project? In a Good Place Round 12 is open now but closes soon. Don't miss your chance to turn local ideas into action.

Find out more and apply via https://frrr.org.au/funding/in-a-good-place/

Join us for the launch of FRRR's new strategic plan📅 Monday 31 August 🕛 12:00pm AEST 💻 Online via TeamsRemote, rural and...
14/08/2026

Join us for the launch of FRRR's new strategic plan

📅 Monday 31 August
🕛 12:00pm AEST
💻 Online via Teams

Remote, rural and regional communities are full of capability, ambition and ideas. At FRRR, our new strategy focuses on how we can continue to walk alongside communities, back local action and help create the conditions for lasting change.

Join us for a special online launch event featuring a conversation between FRRR's CEO Natalie Egleton, Chair of our Board, Sue Middleton and community leaders, who will put their questions to Natalie and explore what the strategy means for communities, partners and supporters across Australia.

We'd love you to be part of the conversation.

🔗 Register here: ad4f469f-2210-45c7-87de-267c44248c6b@41c48c03-2f83-4e87-9e8d-0b83a9628c2a" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ad4f469f-2210-45c7-87de-267c44248c6b@41c48c03-2f83-4e87-9e8d-0b83a9628c2a

Closing soon ⏰⏰
12/08/2026

Closing soon ⏰⏰

Round 12 of In a Good Place grants is now open for applications!
Stronger communities start from within. That’s why In a Good Place supports community-led projects that boost mental, social and emotional wellbeing.
From simple ideas that spark connection, like a local book club, to Mental Health First Aid training, this program backs communities to take action where it matters most.

With dedicated streams for community wellbeing and farming communities, now’s the time to turn your idea into something meaningful. 🌱

Find out more 👉🔗 https://frrr.org.au/funding/in-a-good-place/

💛 Connection doesn't happen by accident. It happens in the spaces we create for each other.This Loneliness Awareness Wee...
07/08/2026

💛 Connection doesn't happen by accident. It happens in the spaces we create for each other.

This Loneliness Awareness Week, we're celebrating the communities creating opportunities for people to connect, belong and thrive.

Through the Community Connection and Resilience Program in Yarrawonga, people experiencing loneliness and isolation found new ways to connect through local activities, support and friendships. As connections grew, so sis confidence, wellbeing and a sense of belonging. This project was supported through Suncorp Rebuilding Futures.

Ending Loneliness Together is calling on everyone to make room for connection at home, at work, at school and in their community this Loneliness Awareness Week.
Find out more via www.lonelinessawarenesweek.com.au

A Backing the Future grant, owned by the Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, helped Lewis Jonker test an idea to support ...
05/08/2026

A Backing the Future grant, owned by the Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, helped Lewis Jonker test an idea to support young creatives on the NSW Central Coast.

What emerged was something even bigger.

As young people engaged with the project, Lewis discovered that connection and belonging mattered just as much as creative expression. The result was a growing community built around mentoring, creative workshops and opportunities to share stories.

The project has since evolved into A New Way Services Inc, which continues to create spaces where young people can connect, create and belong.

A powerful reminder that great ideas can grow in unexpected ways.

You can read more about this project and submit an expression of interest for VFFF Backing the Future NSW 2026 via 👉👉 https://frrr.org.au/funding/backing-the-future/

EOI's close August 18.

Shout out to all the incredible Landcare networks across Australia this Landcare Australia Week!From restoring native ha...
04/08/2026

Shout out to all the incredible Landcare networks across Australia this Landcare Australia Week!
From restoring native habitat to strengthening local connections, your work creates benefits far beyond the environment. It brings people together, builds community confidence and creates momentum for what comes next.🪏

We're proud to walk alongside communities taking action to care for the places they love.

Happy Landcare Week

Honouring Kureinji language on Country at Bottle Bend Reserve, Monak, NSW 🌿 Bottle Bend Reserve has long been a place of...
02/08/2026

Honouring Kureinji language on Country at Bottle Bend Reserve, Monak, NSW 🌿

Bottle Bend Reserve has long been a place of connection and learning. With the support of a Round 5 Nutrien Community Grant, the local committee worked alongside the Kureinji Aboriginal Corporation to introduce new signage featuring Kureinji language and local fauna throughout the reserve. 🦘🐍

The project built on existing community partnerships and local knowledge, creating opportunities for visitors to learn about the cultural and environmental significance of the area while deepening their connection to place.

Round 6 of the Nutrien Community Grant Program is still open. Find out more and apply via 🔗👉 https://frrr.org.au/funding/nutrien/

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