Rural Doctors Foundation (formerly RDAQ Foundation) is a rural health charity. We exist in order to give more communities in rural and remote regions better access to lifesaving healthcare. As rural doctors and community members, we care deeply about the places where we live and work. From the remotest outback regions to pristine coastal areas and bustling rural farming districts. Together, we’re creating meaningful changes that give people a better chance at health in our regions. Our rural health charity creates change at the local level. Working on projects that directly help rural and remote communities improve the health. The people we serve in rural and remote communities have unique needs. Rural Doctors Foundation recognises the diverse health needs of all people that make up rural and remote regions. Our work supports First Nations health and the vibrancy of Indigenous communities. As well as farming communities, and regional townships. So, it’s about working with remote and rural people, on the ground, to deliver the right support, in the right way. While offering financial assistance and health initiatives that provide cutting-edge solutions. Solutions that can make a big impact to quality of health, and life.