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.
Submission to the Senate Inquiry into the 2019 / 20 Bushfire Response
May 2020 – FRRR has made a submission to the Senate Finance and Public Administration Committees’ inquiry into lessons to be learned in relation to the preparation and planning for, response to and recovery efforts following the 2019-20 bushfire season.
Annual Review FY2019
Nov 2019 – FY2018 / 19 was a record year for FRRR, particularly in terms of funds distributed. This Review looks back on 2018 / 19 and showcases some of the wonderful things that rural communities can achieve, with support and encouragement from philanthropy.
Submission to the Productivity Commission Review on Mental Health
Apr 2019 – In reviewing close to 800 grant applications across rural, regional and remote Australia per year, FRRR is able to see first-hand the innovative proposals presented by these communities in seeking to address mental health and wellbeing challenges in their communities.
Annual Review FY2018
Nov 2018 – This year’s Annual Review captures the essence of what we achieved in FY2017 / 18, how we delivered and our performance both from a financial perspective, as well as from the communities themselves.
CPPW Insights Report
Sep 2018 – The purpose of the Community & Philanthropy Partnerships program was to showcase examples of successful partnerships, celebrate what has been achieved and shine a light on what can be accomplished when community and philanthropy partnerships are harnessed effectively.
Senate Economics Reference Committee Inquiry into Regional Inequality
Apr 2018 – In this submission, FRRR encourages the Senate Economics Reference Committee to consider the important role that Government has in responding to a broad spectrum of grassroots and community identified needs and opportunities, at scale.