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NSW Government provides $15 million to help the Flying Doctor continue to save lives across rural and remote NSW
More detailsTwo new executive appointments at Royal Flying Doctor Service (South Eastern Section)
The RFDS (South Eastern Section) (RFDSSE) has made two new executive appointments, with Dr Shannon Nott joining as the Executive General Manager – Health & Clinical Services and Chief Medical Officer (CMO), and Mark Davey joining as Executive General Manager – Aviation & Operations.
RFDS receives grant under the NGO Flood Recovery Program
The RFDS is delighted to receive government recognition for our life-saving work delivering health clinics to flood-affected rural areas across NSW, with a $200,000 grant to help sustain these life-saving services as communities continue to recover from the devastation.
Royal Flying Doctor Service set to open GP clinic in Condobolin
The Central West NSW town of Condobolin will soon have access to increased local medical services
Year in Review Message from our Chair Saranne Cooke
RFDSSE Chair, Dr Saranne Cooke, shares her highlights from 2023-24.
Rhonda defies the odds after lifesaving flight to Adelaide
Doctors didn’t know if the Broken Hill resident would survive the flight but Rhonda credits the RFDS for saving her life.
Big year for Broken Hill Women's Auxiliary
The RFDS Broken Hill Women's Auxiliary are incredible supporters of the Flying Doctor
Silver City Bush Treadlers hit the road
Having already raised more than $750,000 for the RFDS, the Treadlers are showing no signs slowing down.
Peer support program 'We’ve Got Your Back' really works
Becoming a mental health ‘Champion’ opened Brendan’s eyes to the pain experienced in rural Australia.
Find mindfulness tips to help deal with worries and stress
Our mental health expert provides some tips for calming down in our busy lives this mental health month
Flying Doctor swoops in to save the life of Carole’s daughter
Carole cherishes rural life and the Flying Doctor after they saved her daughter
Belinda is doing her bit for breast cancer awareness
Twelve months after a breast cancer scare, RFDS Primary Health Nurse Belinda Gentle is using her experience to encourage others to get checked.
