FRRR
 

Welcome to the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal - FRRR

Projects 

The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal is well placed to use new approaches to regional and rural development as it facilitates partnerships and mentor's relationships which may otherwise not have happened.

The foundation supports the development of regional community foundations, and uses seed funding and challenge grants to move regional development project funding into a more dynamic context.

FRRR commenced operations in 2000 and established it's permanent home in Dudley House situated in the historic regional city of Bendigo, Victoria.

To date FRRR has allocated $13 million to communities across the nation and has leveraged many millions more supporting projects that stimulate the renewal of whole communities.

FRRR Reports Date
FRRR Community Report 2006 - 2007 16-08-2007
Outcomes Report National Forum on Remote, Rural and Regional Education 31-07-2007
FRRR Pratt Foundation Projects Report 07-05-2007
FRRR Pratt Water Projects Report 07-05-2007
Rural Education Program - Second Report 2004-2006 22-12-2006
The impact of drought on secondary education access in Australia's rural and remote areas 22-02-2006

 

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Last Updated:
12 May 2008
Current Funding Round
FRRR/ANZ Seeds of Renewal Program
FRRR Caring for Ageing in Rural Australia
Small Grants for Small Rural Communities Program
FRRR/RASF Eł - Encouraging Educational Excellence Program
FRRR/Australia Post Tasmania
FRRR / McEwen Foundation Grants Program
FRRR/Australia Post Victoria
Helping Hands
FRRR Media Releases
NSW country kids top the class with education grants
$120,000 up for grabs in parched bush sports clubs competition
National Forum on Remote, Rural and Regional Education Outcomes Report
Media Release FRRR Community Report 2006 - 2007

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