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FRRR

Locality: Bendigo, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5430 2399

Address: 66 Garsed St 3550 Bendigo, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.frrr.org.au

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25.01.2022 Here is one for our friends in Tasmania! Just east of Launceston, in Georges Bay, lies the little town St Helens. FRRR has awarded more than $55,000 in grants to community groups in St Helens in the past 20 years, supporting projects for young cadets, improving community spaces, providing fences for a riding school for people with disabilities and more! Well done to all the organisers and volunteers in St Helens who work so hard to keep their community feeling engaged and su...pported. : St Helens Neighbourhood House Assoc Inc, Hub4Health, St Helens Marine Rescue, Poss'm'agic Childcare Centre & more. #FRRRis20in2020

24.01.2022 HEALTH GRANT ALERT: For organisations in Victoria VicHealth's Health Grants now offer support of up to $3K, $10K or $50K for local organisations who support young people (aged 0-25 years) or Victorians experiencing disadvantage. A total of up to $2.5 million will be awarded in grants for projects that create meaningful social connections, provide opportunities for physical activity or by address food security issues in Victoria.... Who can apply? Incorporated body (legal name commonly includes ‘Association’ or ‘Cooperative’ or ‘Inc.’) Company limited by guarantee (legal name commonly includes ‘Ltd.’), or; Victorian Local Government Entity Learn more and apply now: http://ow.ly/ZBnP50Bxv0R Applications close at midnight on Tuesday 27 October 2020. Pssst... VicHealth said applications could be assessed and notified early, so apply as soon as possible for the fastest outcome! #VICGrants #VicHealth #HealthGrants

23.01.2022 Wow! We are just a little bit excited to hear our very own CEO Natalie Egleton interviewed on Osher Günsberg's podcast Better Than Yesterday This is a great conversation about how COVID-19 has impacted - and continues to impact - rural regional and remote communities, many of which have already struggled with #bushfires and #drought. "The joy of working at FRRR is seeing how local communities are adapting and what they're coming up with to get around some of this, and thin...king a bit differently," Ms Egleton says. LISTEN now, via this link (or on your favourite podcast app): http://ow.ly/OTV950BCCy0 And a huge thanks to Osher and his team for chatting to Natalie. #MentalHealth #FRRR #COVID19 #BetterThanYesterday

23.01.2022 Did you know the Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) grant program has different tiers you can apply for? Up to $20,000 for projects to be finalised within 18 months. Closes 22 October; Up to $60,000 for projects to be finalised within 18 months. Closes 22 October; Up to $150,000 Closed for this round (next round due 15 Dec) ... TTTT is supported by many donor partners, and is designed to provide flexible funding to support activities in drought-affected communities. We award these grants to locally-led projects that help relieve current stressors, and most importantly, build capacity and resilience for the future! To learn more and apply, visit: http://ow.ly/YuXV50BEYyM #TTTT #TheBigDry #AustralianDrought

23.01.2022 Is your not-for-profit or community organisation working on projects that support your local community? Then you might be eligible to apply for our Strengthening Rural Communities grant program There are TWO streams available, and both are pretty flexible: ... 1. Small & Vital - grants up to $10,000; and. 2. Bushfire Recovery grants up to $25,000. Examples of what can be funded include: - Activities, events, programs and services - Purchasing or hiring equipment and materials - Community infrastructure projects - Organisational capacity building - Community resource development For more information and to apply, visit: http://ow.ly/Hl7Z50BEUNI ...and if this opportunity is not for you, why not tag someone you think might be eligible? #SRC #BushfireRecovery #FRRR #RuralGrants

23.01.2022 Do you know your obligations when it comes to holding an Annual General Meeting (AGM) during COVID-19? AGM's play an important role for a not-for-profit. It's an opportunity to engage with members, reflect on the previous year, consider financials, elect directors and much more. But when you're used to conducting these meetings face-to-face, it might seem daunting or confusing to move it all online...... Luckily, Gilbert + Tobin Careers Charities + Social Sector team have created a free, user-friendly app that helps charities and not-for-profits understand the requirements for holding AGMs (including if you're affected by COVID-19 restrictions). The app will help you answer the following questions for your organisation: - Does my organisation need to hold an AGM? - Can my organisation postpone its AGM? - Can my organisation hold its AGM remotely using technology? Try it yourself here: http://ow.ly/uxa050B95Uo #CommunityTip #FRRR #AustralianCharities

22.01.2022 NEWS : FRRR is partnering with The Yulgilbar Foundation to give communities in the Clarence Valley and surrounding northern NSW regions a much-needed boost. The Yulgilbar Foundation Fund will invest $2 million across the region. The three-year partnership will help community groups to implement a wide range of optimistic and forward-looking initiatives in their communities. Read more: http://ow.ly/5tJ250DG9Ch... #FRRR #Yulgilbar #ClarenceValley

21.01.2022 Tip for not-for-profits and charities: Free marketing resources! We partnered up with the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) earlier this year, and they have now created a brilliant offer for our followers: They are giving away FREE three-month SME Marketing Hub memberships to FRRR's friends ... The Marketing Hub contains online marketing training (tailored specifically for small and medium organisations) and lots of tips and tricks on how best to get your voice heard and attract more support from your community. So, check out this great offer and boost your organisation with proven marketing strategies and tools. To claim your free membership, visit: https://onlinelearning.ami.org.au/sme-marketing-hub/

19.01.2022 Did you know that Queensland celebrates Beef Week this week? A week-long beef-industry focused event held in Rockhampton, Beef Week brings the people of QLD together (plus many from interstate too) to catch up and support each other, and share the good and tough times. It also presents great opportunities to learn about new things that help keep the industry strong, which in turn keeps communities vibrant and thriving. Something that is super important.... We hope everyone attending finds it valuable. Learn more about Beef Week 2021, here: https://beefaustralia.com.au/ Beef Australia #Beef2021 #BeefAustralia #BeefWeek2021

19.01.2022 What could your community do with a Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) grant? With the nearest training organisation 200kms away, West Coast Connect wanted to increase the vocational education and employment opportunities for their rural Tassie community of Queenstown. So they devised a plan to create new local training facility in conjunction with Tas TAFE. Helping to kit out the training grounds, WCC used an SRC grant purchase vital equipment to get their horticulture ...and land management vocational training program started. We think this is a great example of how a super community outcome can grow from a small grant! Read more: http://ow.ly/MqMy50EDYUK INSPIRED? Good news! SRC is accepting applications now! This round closes 5pm AEST 25 May 2021. To find out more information or to start your application head to: http://ow.ly/pczB50EDYWP #SRC #CommunityGrant #Tasmania

19.01.2022 November eNews is out now! This month we provide an update from the Australian Philanthropy Awards 2020, a special feature on Australian Communities Foundation's support for a 'Totally Renewable Yackandandah,' and share some tips for community groups - including how to support remote, rural and regional Australia for #GivingTuesday. We've also got a substantial grant program update, with exciting recipient announcements and a return of the Larger Leverage stream for our S...trengthening Rural Communities program. Find it all here: https://mailchi.mp/frrr/enews_nov_2020 #eNews #Philanthropy #FRRR

19.01.2022 OPEN: Our versatile Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) grant program is open! This Round there are THREE different streams: 1. Small & Vital 2. Bushfire Recovery ... 3. Larger Leverage Designed to be able to help communities address different needs and opportunities, as and when they emerge, SRC grants are available for a broad range of grassroots, community-led initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. For more information, visit: http://ow.ly/I7wp50CsYKr Applications close 5pm AEDT, 23 February 2021. #SRC #FRRR

19.01.2022 Our flagship program Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) is always open to community groups and not-for-profits in remote, rural and regional Australia. The latest round of SRC opened today, and this time there are two different steams available: Small & Vital (up to $10,000)... Bushfire Recovery (up to $25,000) Have a look at our website to learn more and apply: http://ow.ly/xM5v50DIbEZ #SRC #Grants #FRRR

19.01.2022 REMINDER: A new round of our Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) grant program is now open. There are two streams available: SMALL & VITAL grants; BUSHFIRE RECOVERY grants. ... Both streams offer flexible funding, which means they can help communities address different needs and opportunities, as and when they emerge. In other words, FRRR can award SRC grants to support a broad range of grassroots, community-led initiatives that benefit local communities. Learn more about the program and what type of projects can receive funding here: http://ow.ly/UTPr50Bxw7b SRC is always open, but to be considered for this round (grants will be awarded in March 2021) you must apply by 5pm AEDT, 24 November 2020. #SRC #FRRR #RuralGrants

17.01.2022 In the five years following 2014, the community around Roughlie in Queensland’s Maranoa district experienced pretty much everything the elements could throw at them. They endured floods, fires, severe drought conditions and decreasing commodity prices. But they are a resilient bunch! And with the support of two farmers a husband and wife team who offered a parcel of their land to the community - and a Tackling Tough Times Together grant, they established a community centr...e. Read the full story, here: http://ow.ly/jkEo50EBp5O You can also read other stories from this month's eNews, plus news of what #grants we currently have open here: https://mailchi.mp/frrr/april-2021 #TTTT #Queensland #TheBigDry #AustralianDrought

17.01.2022 DROUGHT-RECOVERY SUPPORT: The Tackling Tough Times Together program is still accepting grant applications of up to $60K to be awarded in February 2021. Whether you are trying to reduce social isolation, promote upskilling and education, address social inequality or support the heroes that volunteer locally, TTTT can help. Note: applications for the $150K grants have already closed (for this round - the cut-off date for the next round is in December) but you can still apply ...for the $20k tier and the $60k tier. Learn more and apply: http://ow.ly/KGkB50AZ7iq #TTTT #FRRR #TheBigDry #AustraliaDrought

15.01.2022 FRRR's people-focused grants are designed to strengthen not-for-profits and community groups in remote, rural and regional Australia by providing funding for skills, networks and leadership development opportunities. Could your people-focused project use some funding? Try out the new "sorting hat" feature- on our website, to see which grant program you should apply for: https://frrr.org.au/funding/find-funding-now/... Pictured is our Investing in Rural Community Futures grant recipient Junee Business & Trades recent workshop. #FRRR #Resilience #RuralAustralia #Philanthropy #community #volunteers

13.01.2022 CALLING COMMUNITY GROUPS & NFP's IN BUSHFIRE AFFECTED AREAS: Partner with FRRR to help your community by distributing $50 vouchers to support kids to access what they need to start second semester ready to learn. Funded through our Back to School (#BTS) program, the vouchers will be discreetly distributed to children and their families, who can redeem them for essential school items such as winter uniforms, school books or stationery. Working with other local groups, we'v...e already handed out 5,400 vouchers to fire-affected areas, and a further 7,000 to non-fire-affected areas. Read more: http://ow.ly/VHIn50DG5ft Or head straight to the BTS page and apply to become a community partner if you're in a fire-affected areas: https://frrr.org.au/funding/people-grants/back-to-school/ #BTS #BackToSchool #Grants

13.01.2022 FRRR (Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal) is holding a FREE grant seeker workshop for community groups in South Australia! Join the workshop to learn about FRRR's grant programs, get practical grant-writing tips and become more confident in applying for any of FRRR’s programs, including Tackling Tough Times Together (for communities in drought) and Strengthening Rural Communities (currently three different streams available, including bushfire recovery). Targeted to rem...ote, rural and regional areas, these grant programs give local community organisations the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly benefit local communities. TO REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT, VISIT: https://events.humanitix.com/frrr-south-australia-grant-see To learn more about FRRR and its programs, visit: https://frrr.org.au/ #TTTT #SRC #FRRR #GrantSeeker #SouthAustralia

12.01.2022 Guess who had his article featured in Philanthropy Australia this week? ...2020 Heywire Storytelling Competition winner Sam Kane! Sam was one of the lucky winners who got to attend the Heywire Regional Youth Summit in Canberra to help develop the grant categories for the 2020 FRRR Heywire Youth Innovations Grant program.... In this article, he tells the amazing story of how he and his community came together to save the local pool (on our home-turf in Bendigo!) Check it out here: http://ow.ly/SbLk50ByDWa #Heywire #BendigoPool #Volunteering #PhilanthropyAustralia

12.01.2022 Case study: Aussie cotton farmers can save lives! The North Star Sporting Club in northern NSW plays a critical role providing recreation facilities in the local community. It has a tennis court, runs horse events and hosts the North Star Trail Ride, which at one point was the biggest non-competitive dirt bike event in Australia. To support this important community meeting place, a local farmer nominated the club for an Aussie Cotton Farmers Grow Communities grant. ... Supported by the Bayer Fund, the $5,000 grant enabled the club to purchase a defibrillator and three first aid kits - making it a safer place for sport, social gatherings and larger events. We don't want to have to be waiting for the ambulance to turn up. We want to be able to get in and get something done," - Jeffrey Nixon, North Star Sporting Club President. If you are looking for more grant inspiration, subscribe to our newsletter and we'll send more stories + much more to your inbox once a month: http://ow.ly/7afJ50BqR2J #FRRR #eNews #ACFGC

12.01.2022 How nice is this message from Mike Mrdak for our 20th Anniversary Celebration?! In case you missed it on Facebook - you can now watch this lovely video on our YouTube channel. And don't forget to subscribe so you can see future updates!... #FRRR #FRRRis20in2020

12.01.2022 We see you #Lismore! ...and we wouldn't dream of celebrating our 20th Anniversary without you. Located on the banks of Wilsons River in NSW, Lismore is something of a cultural centre that attracts many creatives, artists and students every year. ... Over the year, FRRR has awarded 33 grants totalling more than $318,000 to support many interesting projects in Lismore. Check out the video to see what some of the amazing community organisations in Lismore have accomplished with their grants. Thank you for all you do create a great place to live : Northern Rivers Community Foundation, Lismore Lantern Parade, Sanctuary Northern Rivers Inc, Northern Rivers Community Gateway, Resilient Lismore - Lismore Helping Hands, St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland, NORPA & more. #FRRRis20in2020 #Lismore #NSW

11.01.2022 GRANTS OPEN: Our mental health grant program, In a Good Place, is now open and is accepting applications from community groups and not-for-profits across remote, rural & regional Australia. Here are two inspiring examples of the kind of projects we can fund through In a Good Place: Clarke Creek State School P & C Association (pictured) in QLD was awarded $10,000 to increase the attendance of their school chaplain during times of particular pressure for families in the a...rea, including Cyclone Debbie, drought and COVID-19 restrictions. Lifeline Tasmania Suicide Bereavement Support Group received $20,000 in 2018 to expand its program outside of Hobart and into four rural Tasmanian communities that had been identified as having heightened risk of impacts from suicide deaths. To learn more and apply for grants of up to $20,000, visit: http://ow.ly/taOU50EDUq2 #IAGP #MentalHealth #RuralAustralia #RegionalAustralia #CCIGiving

09.01.2022 In partnership with News Corp Australia, we have just announced an additional $341,280 in grants to support bushfire recovery The News Corp Bushfire Fund has has so far awarded $1,119,825 in grants across affected regions. This most recent round saw 20 projects receive funding of up to $25,000, to support 18 bushfire affected communities as they continue to rebuild and recover.... See the list of recipients and what they hope to achieve with their grants, here: http://ow.ly/fBHG50CuakG #Newscorp #FRRR #BushfireGrants

08.01.2022 NEWS: We have just awarded nearly $1.5 million in grants to 41 community-led projects in drought-affected communities across Australia, through our award-winning Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) program. The grants will support a wide range of initiatives to support people in drought-affected areas of remote, rural and regional Australia. While each project is tailored to meet their community's need, they all aim to increase community cohesion and resilience by creati...ng supportive environments, reducing social isolation and increasing community engagement. See the full list of recipients and their projects, here: https://www.frrr.org.au/cb_pages/news/tttt_r18_recipient.php #FRRR #TTTT #TheBigDry #AustralianDrought

08.01.2022 HAS YOUR NOT-FOR-PROFIT OR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION BEEN IMPACTED BY COVID-19? Then our partners The Xfactor Collective - Social Impact Community would love to hear from you. They just launched the RESET 2020 September Survey to measure the ongoing and evolving impacts of COVID-19 on community groups, not-for-profits, charities and all those working in the sector - to identify where additional or ongoing support is needed. ... ALL social sector organisations are invited to participate, and the results of the study will be shared widely with sector leaders. It's really important that rural, regional and remote voices are heard and our experiences reflected in the insights - so we hope you will all contribute to the survey and have YOUR say. Participate in the survey now: https://www.asr2.com/surveymatters/anon/2183.aspx The survey is open between 28 September - 18 October. #Reset2020 #ReCalibrate #Reinvent #Reorganise #Capacity #Building #Covid19 #StrongerTogether

07.01.2022 Check out this lovely anniversary greeting from Kristy Frahm and Sarah Aberdein, in Murgon, Queensland! Kristy and Sarah are both from the Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation - or BIEDO - where they actively work to support economic and community development in their region. We were delighted to be able to support them with a Tackling Tough Times Together grant to help some of the local leaders in the North Burnett to attend the South Burnett Leadership Progra...m. We are delighted to be able to support local leaders like Kristy and Sarah, and look forward to doing this even more in future. WATCH their message. #FRRRis20in2020

06.01.2022 PROGRAM HEADS UP - NSW only: Know any sports clubs or local councils in NSW in need of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)? We know these are always in demand, so we though we would share this Local Sport Defibrillator Grant Program with NSW groups!... This NSW Government grant program provides sports clubs and councils the opportunity to acquire an AED package for their club or sports facility at a reduced cost. The packages include: - An AED - AED familiarisation instruction (within 28 days of delivery) - A minimum of six years of essential AED maintenance To learn more and apply, visit: http://ow.ly/VPP050Bs4O1 #NSW #Grants

05.01.2022 September eNews is out now! As usual, we list all of the awarded, current and upcoming grant programs, highlight some of our favourite grants in action stories and share our best tips for community groups. Oh, and did we mention that one of the tips is a FREE 3-month membership to the Australian Marketing Institute !? (After all, what not-for-profit would say no to some extra marketing advice... )... Not an eNews subscriber yet? No worries! You can read it in full (and subscribe) here: http://ow.ly/tCyY50BDT0a #FRRR #GrantUpdate #RuralAustralia #RegionalGrants

05.01.2022 NEWS: We are happy to share that we have just awarded $410,159 in grants to help the recovery of rural communities affected by the Black Summer bushfires. Through the News Corp Australia Bushfire Fund, FRRR awarded 20 community-led projects with grants of up to $25,000, to support their bushfire recovery efforts. The grants help bring to life a range of recovery-focused initiatives that encourage social connection, improve community spirit and increase community preparedne...ss in case of future bushfires. See which organisations received funding, and what they hope to achieve with their grants, here: https://www.frrr.org.au/cb_pa//News_Corp_R2_recipients.php + MORE FUNDS: There have been more than $750,000 in grants awarded to date. Because of the incredible impact that the News Corp Bushfire Fund is having on rural communities, News Corp will make a further donation of $500,000 to top up the Fund - to $1.5 million! #NewsCorp #FRRR #BushfireRecovery #BlackSummer

04.01.2022 Mount Pleasant in SA acts as a thriving and innovative community hub for many surrounding areas, and often holds events and provides services that bring people together. Mount Pleasant Natural Resource Centre Inc. is a volunteer-run organisation that has been actively supporting these communities for 20 years. Pictured is their wonderful community workspace, known locally as The Share Shed. Using a FRRR Small Grant, the group refurbished the Share Shed, making it an even bet...ter and safer meeting place - benefiting at least 60 volunteers and all the locals who come to visit. Well done to all involved! Read more: http://ow.ly/HoDv50DHfeU #SRC #FRRR #SouthAustralia

04.01.2022 Do you know anyone who lives in Wonthaggi, Victoria? Then perhaps they could tell you about the Rescue Station Arts Centre, or the L2P Drivers Education Program? Both of which are great, locally-run initiatives that have been supported by FRRR, and other donor partners! Wonthaggi literally means home, and that's exactly the feeling it evokes - whether you are a local or there for a breezy weekend away. ... It's a wonderful little spot, great for sporty activities, long Sunday-morning walks and leisurely café visits. Check out the video to see how FRRR has worked with local community groups in Wonthaggi over the past two decades. A huge congrats and thanks to all these community groups that have helped make it a wonderful place to live : Bass Coast Community Foundation, Wonthaggi Neighbourhood Centre at Mitchell House, Bass Coast Specialist School, Wonthaggi Theatrical Group, Wonthaggi Primary School, Wonthaggi Seed Bank & Nursery, YMCA Wonthaggi & more #FRRRis20in2020 #Wonthaggi

04.01.2022 The Australian Government was one of FRRR's founding members, when the Foundation was created in 2000. We have had wonderful bipartisan support from all of the former Ministers we have worked with. So, it was wonderful to have the Hon. Michael McCormack MP, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development and the Leader of the National Party record a message to mark our 20th anniversary. A huge thank you to Michael McCo...rmack MP for making time to do this. See more 20th Anniversary stories on our website: http://ow.ly/sFqX50BDSsn #FRRRis20in2020

04.01.2022 From the very start, Marigold Merlyn Baillieu Southey has been a strong supporter and enabler of FRRR. The younger daughter and fourth child of the late Sidney Myer and Dame Merlyn Myer, Lady Southey has been active in philanthropy and business throughout her life, supporting matters she holds close. Her roles have included director of the Myer Family Companies, Vice President of the National Stroke Foundation, former President of Philanthropy Australia, President of the St.... Catherine's School Foundation and Board member of Orchestra Australia, as well as of course serving on committees for the Myer Foundation, with its significant hand in FRRR’s beginnings. Between 1999 and 2006 Lady Southey was made a Member of the Order of Australia for her service to the community in the support of health care, medical research and the arts, a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC), a recipient of the Centenary Medal, and was appointed the 12th Lieutenant Governor of Victoria in 2001. She retired as Lieutenant Governor in April 2006. Currently, she is Patron of The Australian Ballet School, Lort Smith Animal Hospital and the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) Australia (Vic). We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Lady Southey as Patron of FRRR from 2000 to 2019, and to have benefitted from her wealth of experience and expertise. Discover more images, stories and videos from our 20th Anniversary Celebration here: http://ow.ly/g8Nh50Bui8s #FRRRis20in2020

03.01.2022 #WeAreHiring Want to join the FRRR team and help make remote, rural and regional Australia more vibrant and sustainable? We are currently looking to fill two roles: People Programs Support Officer (REMOTE, full-time)... NSW Grants Program Manager (0.8 FTE Part Time) Tag someone you think might be interested! To learn more about the roles and how to apply, visit: http://ow.ly/luyd50EEYiR #WeAreHiring #FRRR #RemoteJobs #WorkWithUs

02.01.2022 NEWS FRRR and the @KelloggAU Charitable Foundation (KACF) have partnered to help tackle food insecurity. Through our Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program, the three-year partnership will see KACF donate $300,000 to support low socio-economic regions in need, and disadvantaged communities facing high levels of food insecurity. Read more: http://ow.ly/5B3Z50DH6kU... #Kelloggs #SRC #FoodInsecurity

02.01.2022 The University of Canberra has just released their Regional Wellbeing Survey, University of Canberra to measure how the events of 2020 are changing the wellbeing and quality of life of people across Australia. Following bushfires, drought and now COVID, we know this year has been particularly tough on rural, regional and remote Australians. This makes it all the more important to share your experience with people that work actively to help. So please, support regional healt...h research - and take the survey. BONUS: You can win a prize! By participating in the survey you enter the draw for weekly prizes (worth $200), AND the Grand Prize draw on October 30th (with 18 prizes!) - First prize $2,000 - Second prize $1,000 - Third to eighth prize: $500; + 10 runner-up prizes of $100 Learn more and participate, here: http://www.regionalwellbeing.org.au/ #MentalHealth #RegionalHealth #UniversityOfCanberra

01.01.2022 YOUTH GRANT ALERT: Youth Action Project Grant Scheme Our friends over at Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) and Australian Government Department of Health are providing grants between $5K-$20K for projects supporting young people (15-24 years) as they navigate and recover from key economic and mental wellbeing challenges. Do you know anyone leading projects that are supporting young people impacted by the Australian Bushfires, COVID-19, and the ongoing implications t...his has for their employment, mental health and transportation? Send them this way! For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.fya.org.au/yapgs/ Applications close 11:59 pm AEST, Wednesday 7 October 2020. #FYA #YouthActionProjectGrantSheme #Grants