Katrina Stone, Field Coordinator Charleville RAFS shares her experiences of her first week with the RAFS team.  “My first week as a RAFS girl in Charleville was rather exciting but not at all what I expected! I started my new role just as the flood waters began …

Families living in remote parts of Queensland are facing an enormous workload caused by the new school curriculum, which some parents say was introduced far too quickly. Five weeks in, the workload is placing more strain on already stretched isolated families who deliver the curriculum …

In the midst of the boom that has transformed Karratha and Port Hedland, the demand for migrant support services is also intensifying in the remote Pilbara mining towns. With the influx of new people coming to work in the area, including migrants, the Frontier Services …

Frontier Services is delighted to announce that Judy Ratajec has accepted the position of Manager Professional Development, as a member of the senior leadership team in the Northern Territory. Judy has led the Northern Territory Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service for over 10 years. “It …

With many families marooned on properties and completely cut off from towns and services due to flood damaged roads, the Mt Isa Remote Area Families Service team (RAFS) from Frontier Services is doing everything possible to provide support to isolated families. “We have been trying …