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What could $50,000 do to improve healthcare in your community?
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM), is offering communities up to $50,000 through its new Rural and Remote Community Support Grant.
This initiative supports community-led projects that strengthen local healthcare delivery and directly support the recruitment and retention of doctors in rural, remote and First Nations communities.
Eligible projects could include programs to attract and retain doctors, initiatives to improve accommodation availability, or bringing healthcare to areas that need it most through mobile clinics.
Learn more about eligibility and how to apply at acrrm.org.au/communitygrants.
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What could $50,000 do to improve healthcare in your community?
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM), is offering communities up to $50,000 through its new Rural and Remote Community Support Grant.
This initiative supports community-led projects that strengthen local healthcare delivery and directly support the recruitment and retention of doctors in rural, remote and First Nations communities.
Funding supports a wide range of initiatives that directly assist doctors to complete their ACRRM specialty training and to embed in rural communities. Project priority areas include:
- Education and training: Initiatives that enhance supports for doctors, including remote supervision and PD opportunities, or family support such as childcare and assistance with schooling.
- Recruitment and retention: Projects designed to attract and retain doctors, such as needs analyses, accommodation solutions, or community orientation programs.
- First Nations community support: Initiatives that strengthen healthcare delivery, training, or workforce within Aboriginal Medical Services (AMS) or Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS).
- University partnerships and training pathways: Collaborative efforts to support medical students and early-career doctors transitioning into ACRRM Rural Generalist training.
Learn more about eligibility and how to apply at: acrrm.org.au/communitygrants.