Who We Are
We live in a society where people are more isolated, and there’s less contact. Especially people who live in the bush. We are the companion who turns up out of the blue to lend an ear, give a helping hand, and be of service.
It’s the Australian way of giving everyone a fair go, and helping other folk. And as Australia’s oldest bush charity we’ve been doing it for more than 100 years.
How We Help
We are an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia and we do what we do for the love of helping people. Helping people is human nature. If I can help anyone I will – even if it’s just a smile and saying, “Howdy”. Frontier Services is about making this life connection between people. A telephone call and a chat. A friendly face. A listening ear. A helping hand. It’s called mateship. And it happens on an emotional, a physical, and a spiritual level.
How We Help
We are an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia and we do what we do for the love of helping people. Helping people is human nature. If I can help anyone I will – even if it’s just a smile and saying, “Howdy”. Frontier Services is about making this life connection between people. A telephone call and a chat. A friendly face. A listening ear. A helping hand. It’s called mateship. And it happens on an emotional, a physical, and a spiritual level.
Our Vision
We are an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia and we do what we do for the love of helping people. Helping people is human nature. If I can help anyone, I will – even if it’s just a smile and saying, “Howdy”.
Frontier Services is about making this life connection between people. A telephone call and a chat. A friendly face. A listening ear. A helping hand. It’s called mateship. And it happens on an emotional, a physical, and a spiritual level.
Our Programs
How we’re having an impact for people living in remote communities.
Our Bush Chaplains are constantly on the road spanning 86% of the country; visiting people on isolated properties, Aboriginal communities, mine sites and small communities
Bush Chaplaincy
We connect skilled volunteers with people in remote Australia who could use a helping hand. With more than 1200 volunteers from various backgrounds, we share a passion for ‘giving back’
Outback Link
We update our readers on our activities and the people we work with, across remote Australia. Frontier News has its origins in a publication written by Rev John Flynn called “The Inlander”
Frontier News
Become a Volunteer
Through Outback Links
Outback Links is our national program that connects volunteers with people in the bush needing practical help.
Whether it’s property caretaking, general farm support, or simply sharing a cuppa and a chat, your unique skills, personality and willingness to connect are all that are needed.
Latest News
Stories and updates from our remote communities
Addressing Child Social Exclusion in Regional Australia
Your Support Creates Lifelong Memories for Kids in Remote Communities
Empowering Kids Through the Rural Educational Relief Program
Our partners making a difference
The generous support from like-minded organisations that keeps our work going.
Who We Are
We live in a society where people are more isolated, and there’s less contact. Especially people who live in the bush. We are the companion who turns up out of the blue to lend an ear, give a helping hand, and be of service.
It’s the Australian way of giving everyone a fair go, and helping other folk. And as Australia’s oldest bush charity we’ve been doing it for more than 100 years.
How We Help
We are an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia and we do what we do for the love of helping people. Helping people is human nature. If I can help anyone I will – even if it’s just a smile and saying, “Howdy”. Frontier Services is about making this life connection between people. A telephone call and a chat. A friendly face. A listening ear. A helping hand. It’s called mateship. And it happens on an emotional, a physical, and a spiritual level.
Become a Volunteer Through Outback Links
Outback Links is our national program that connects volunteers with people in the bush needing practical help.
Whether it’s property caretaking, general farm support, or simply sharing a cuppa and a chat, your unique skills, personality and willingness to connect are all that are needed.