Members of the community in the Gulf Savannah Region of North Queensland learnt what to do in a mental health emergency as part of a Mental Health First Aid training course held in Georgetown. Frontier Services Savannah Regional Health Service organised the two-day training program conducted by …

Don’t miss out on reading the latest edition of Frontier News which is released today. The theme for this edition is Partnerships. Read all about the  relationships that Frontier Services depends on to make our work in remote Australia possible.   Here is a preview from the magazine of …

Growing up on Savernake Station on the Riverina in NSW provided the inspiration for Rev David Sloane to pen a collection of children’s bushland fables. How the Goanna lost his tail and other fables is written especially for primary school aged children and features many …

Service providers and family members that care for people with dementia from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds can get some simple and helpful advice from a new resources developed by Frontier Services. NT Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service (DBMAS) worked in partnership with Linkcare, a …

Hundreds gathered in the Midlands of Tasmania on Sunday to farewell Patrol Minister Rev Meg Evans who has finished up after 10 years. Meg’s final service at the Oatlands Uniting Church was a wonderful celebration of her ministry, with many warm wishes extended for her …