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Your kindness transforms lives in remote Australia. Every day, you make a difference for people in isolated areas, from newborns to seniors. Whether it’s helping a family manage the demands of raising children on a working farm or supporting an
Domestic and family violence is a serious issue across Australia. However, in remote areas, victims face unique challenges. Isolation, distance, and limited access to help make it harder for those in the bush to escape violence. The Challenges of Isolation
Domestic violence in remote Australia presents unique and often severe challenges. Isolation, limited access to services, and cultural dynamics can intensify the problem, making it harder for victims to seek help. Bush Chaplains, who live and work in these remote
Bush Chaplain Jill Doolan’s work in Central Australia exemplifies the power of compassion and community. Fluent in three Indigenous languages and deeply connected to her community, Jill dedicates herself to supporting people through diverse challenges and bridging generations with her
After a decade of service, Bush Chaplain Gary Ferguson is transitioning to a new chapter. His journey began in 2014, covering 350,000 square kilometers across South Australia’s outback. Gary’s role extended beyond spiritual guidance, offering ongoing support in times of
Therese and Clive have always loved to move around and see new places and they were no strangers to volunteer work. The couple looked for ways they could help people while traveling before discovering our volunteer program, Outback Links. So,