Young Australians living in rural and regional areas are as bright and ambitious as those living in Australia’s major metropolitan centres
The disadvantage of distance
The reality is that to shape a career or undertake further education, young rural Australians must often leave home, travel and live in or closer to metropolitan centres.
For many of them the financial, emotional and social obstacles are often just too great and they are unable to leave home to take up further education or jobs.
How CEF works
Since 1993 the CEF family has grown to incorporate 49 local foundations across the country working to support young school leavers to achieve their study and career aspirations.
CEF local foundations are run by groups of volunteers passionate about helping rural and regional young people to achieve their dreams.
SEARCH FOR A FOUNDATION
Results
Found 49 Results
- Balranald
- Bendigo
- Blackall Tambo
- Boorowa
- Braidwood
- Canowindra
- Central Australia
- Clare Valley
- Clermont
- Coleambally/Darlington Point
- Coolah
- Coonamble
- Cootamundra
- Cowra
- Edward River
- Eudunda
- Eurobodalla
- Far West NSW
- Gilgandra
- Goulburn
- Great Lakes
- Grenfell
- Griffith
- Gulargambone
- Gunnedah
- Gwydir
- Harden
- Hastings
- Kangaroo Island
- Kapunda High School
- Kimba
- Macleay Valley
- Maranoa
- Merriwa
- Moree
- Namoi
- Narromine
- Nyngan
- Orange
- Paroo
- Port Lincoln
- Shoalhaven
- Snowy Monaro
- Temora
- Walgett
- Warracknabeal
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