We aim to bridge the gaps of services, increase the resilience of rural communities and empower community groups to act on new ideas.

The things we do are;
*youth programs that increase resilience and community involvement like-Peer skills programs and camps. (Peer skills is an interactive workshop that builds upon listening, responding and problem-solving skills with young people so they can be better equipped to deal with peer issues/problems.)
*we take the time to listen to drought affected people & respond accordingly (connecting them to available services / support, etc)
*empower groups to run with ideas
*re-engage isolated people through programs like Rural Outreach Program - a telephone register that outreaches to isolated people, checking on their welfare, connecting them to available services and engaging them in crucial conversations
*address issues that arise from the ongoing affects of the drought (i.e. increased drug and alcohol usage among young people).

This program is funded by Bomar.