We have been an integral part of Eula's life, intertwining with her family's history and leaving an indelible mark on her journey. Now, as she reflects on her profound connection with the bush and its people, Eula finds solace in the knowledge that her legacy giving to Frontier Services will endure. This is through a ...
As we reflect on the challenges faced last year, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each one of you for supporting rural communities with the power of your generosity. As we continue our journey, our teams find communities grappling with a series of unforeseen disasters. In this edition of Frontier News, we delve into the ...
Meet Geoff Bond, a beacon of compassion and generosity in the Outback Links’ volunteer program. Geoff’s commitment spans an incredible 44 placements across 29 diverse properties. This covers approximately 68,000 kilometers, each journey and is a testament to his dedication. As Geoff shares, “When I volunteer my time, I’m there on behalf of everyone, extending …
Meet our newest Bush Chaplain, Jennie! Jennie’s new Bush Chaplaincy covers 450,000 square kilometers for the Cunnamulla, Burke, and Wills Remote Area in South West Queensland. It’s a vast area with vast opportunities for Jennie to provide crucial support. This Bush Chaplaincy role is both the end and the start of a journey for Jennie. …
One of our Bush Chaplains in Western Australia, David, shared the story of Susan (not her real name), one of the people he visits as regularly as he can. Susan’s home was split apart by Cyclone Seroja back in April 2021. She still doesn’t have a roof. It took 16 months for her to get …
Suicide takes the lives of eight people in Australia every day. It takes more lives than motor vehicle accidents and is the leading cause of death among our young people. In rural and remote parts of the country, the rate of suicide is even higher. 1.5 to 2 times higher. Yet suicide is preventable. …
Suicide takes the lives of eight people in Australia every day – more lives than motor vehicle accidents. It is the leading cause of death among our youth. In rural and remote parts of our country, the rate of suicide is appallingly higher – 150 to 200% higher. Suicide by remoteness 2010-19 FACT SHEET …
After a series of tragedies, and without even a church nearby, a community in the Shire of Cook in Far North Queensland had been feeling isolated and abandoned. They told Bush Chaplain Joe Eka, “Even God has left us”. But thanks to your support, Bush Chaplain Joe could visit the community, bringing prayer, fellowship and …
There’s something about a rural show. It’s the sound of greetings called out to friends who haven’t met up in a year. It’s the smell of scones from the baking tent. It’s the celebration of everything that makes that region wonderful. And for the Frontier Services community, it’s the chance to connect. Our Bush Chaplains …
In a primary school in South Gippsland, school kids can now start their day of learning on a full tummy. Others now have a safe, comfy space to retreat to when things are overwhelming. While older kids going to high school finally have a computer to access classwork. And it’s all thanks to an extraordinary …
