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Programs and Initiatives
- Community University Partnerships Grant Program
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Initiatives
- 2MCE Community Radio
- A partnership for rural students
- Addressing oral health care in collaboration with our regions
- Arts OutWest
- Brewarrina Dental and Oral Health Student Placement Program
- CanLIFT - Resistance Training for Post Cancer Survivors
- Charles Sturt Community Heartsafe Program
- Children’s Voices Centre
- Community Connections
- Community Members Share their Experience as Tutors
- Community Radio a Regional Voice
- Cool Soil Initiative
- Digging deep for regional tourism growth
- Distant Connections 2013
- Doctors4theBush Project
- Expanding health services in cooperation with rural communities
- Expanding health services with rural communities
- FalconCam Project
- From Rural School to Rural Nurse
- Getting rid of the blockages in rural mining
- Giving Life through Blood Donations
- Growing the arts and music education in the country
- Headspace Cup
- Hello Koalas Public Sculpture Initiative
- Hume Collaborative Alliance
- Identifying speech and hearing problems early with rural kids
- Investigating Bonegilla - A virtual site study
- Keeping it Cultured in the Bush
- Kerr Sustainability Centre Community Garden
- Leading Regional Medicine
- Luminosity Youth Summit
- Never Stop Learning - University of the Third Age
- Outback Oral Health Program
- Promoting practical economic research for our regions
- Providing Space for Art to Grow in the Bush
- Reducing Diabetes Complications with our communities
- Riverina Equestrian Centre
- Run for your life
- Science in the Bush
- SpICE Program - getting ready for rural work
- Sporting Rural Australians
- Squirrel Project
- The Leisure Company - Charity Fund Raising
- Understanding Agribusiness Today and Tomorrow
- Volunteering for a better rural Australia
- Western Region Academy of Sport [WRAS]
- Wiradjuri Language and Cultural Heritage Recovery Project
- Working together to build Skills in the Central West
- Working together to build Skills in the Far West
- Working together to restore our regional wetlands
- Working with rural Australians with speech impairments
- Writers Unblocked in the Bush
- Ruth Whyte Memorial Bequest
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Ever wondered what moths live in your area? Learn about local moth species and why they are vital to healthy ecosystems. This fun and interactive night will give you a new appreciation for these fascinating night-time pollinators and their role in protecting our environment.