Donate to SARRAH
At SARRAH, we are committed to improving access to allied health services in rural and remote Australia. Our purpose is to support and lead allied health workforce and service development in these areas, ensuring that all Australians, regardless of where they live, have access to high-quality healthcare.
What your donations support
Your generous donations to SARRAH support our work and purpose leading rural and remote allied health workforce and service development. Through your contributions we can drive positive changes in three key areas: policy and advocacy, resources develpoment and community support.
Policy & Advocacy
We work tirelessly to influence government policies and advocate for the needs of rural and remote allied health professionals, ensuring their voices are heard.
Resource Development
Your donations enable us to create valuable resources, educational materials, and professional development opportunities that empower our members and the broader allied health workforce.
Shaping SARRAH's Future
With your support, we can look to the future and expand our reach to even more rural and remote communities across Australia.
Make an online donation now
Choose a pre-selected amount or click 'Donate' to donate an amount of your choosing
To make a one-off or recurring donation by bank transfer/direct deposit, enter your email below, and you will be sent an email with a guide on how to do so.
The Latest at SARRAH
- 1Project Based Funding for BRAHAW & TAHRGETSIn the 2024 federal budget released in May, the federal government did not renew SARRAH's funding to deliver the BRAHAW and TAHRGETS programs, which have been ongoing since 20XX. This decision has implications not only for SARRAH's future, but the communities and organisations these projects are serving, and the future of the Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway.
Read a statement from Cath Maloney, SARRAH's CEO - 2SARRAH's Digital TransformationIn 2023, SARRAH began a complete digital transformation of its internal and external digital infrastructure. This has included a new website, a new membership engagement platform and a new learning management system for SARRAH's education resources to be delivered through. Implementation and refinement of these systems is ongoing and an important step
- 3Launched in 2024, this comprehensive toolkit is designed to provide valuable insights and practical guidance for those transitioning from urban or metropolitan settings to rural and remote areas. It serves as a valuable resource for allied health professionals, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in these unique environments.
Find out more