Reports, evaluations and submissions
Below we share what we’ve learned, what we’ve achieved and how we’re working to shape better outcomes for remote, rural and regional communities. You’ll find documents that highlight our impact, inform our advocacy and guide future action. Whether you’re after data, stories or strategic insights, this is the place to find it.
If you’d like to more more about any of these reports or insights, email info@ninjatest-frrr.madeneat.dev or call us on 03 5430 2399.
Heartbeat of Rural Australia Research Study
Nov 2021 – In September 2021, FRRR commissioned the Heartbeat of Rural Australia study, exploring how not-for-profits and community groups in remote, rural and regional Australia are faring, in the wake of nearly two years of constant disruptions. The study was undertaken through The Xfactor Collective Foundation, by specialist member Survey Matters.
Annual Review FY2021
Nov 2021 – Our 2020 / 2021 Annual Review is a reflection on an incredible year of adapting and evolving to support remote, rural and regional communities. While we are proud of what we have achieved as a team despite the challenges of COVID-19, it really speaks volumes about the tenacity and commitment of local leaders in these communities, who continued to…
Submission to the 2021 Regional Telecommunications Review
Oct 2021 – It is FRRR’s firm belief that access to reliable telecommunications in remote, rural and regional Australia is fundamental for communities to thrive. As an organisation that operates from a regional base and through our daily interactions with these community groups across Australia, FRRR is aware that lack of accessibility and reliability in telecommunication options is…
Supporting community led approaches to disaster preparedness: Summary Research Report
Sep 2021 – Led by FRRR in partnership with Resilience NSW and researchers from the University of Sydney, the ‘Get Ready Disaster Resilient: Future Ready (DR:FR) pilots project’ worked with three diverse NSW communities to explore how best to ensure that rural communities are more disaster resilient and future ready.
Art Resides Here
Feb 2021 – The Art Resides Here project was designed to increase awareness and understanding of the role of the arts in rural communities. Funded by H&L Hecht Trust.
Annual Review FY2020
Dec 2020 – The 2019 / 20 financial year was a year in two parts – before bushfires, and after them – and a year of strengthening and responding. It was an also an extraordinary year to mark FRRR’s 20th anniversary.