I'm fundraising for the Royal Flying Doctor Service

I am participating in the Ocean to Outback challenge this October, running and walking 87km to support the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS). Working for the RFDS (WA) I have witnessed firsthand the crucial role of the RFDS in providing healthcare and medical assistance across Australia. I am dedicated to raising funds for this vital organization.

In the previous financial year, the RFDS (WA) retrieved 10,322 patients, averaging 28 individuals daily. This highlights the significant impact and constant demand for their services in ensuring the well-being of those living, working, and traveling throughout the country.

Given Australia's vast landscape, many in remote areas lack immediate access to healthcare, with some communities situated an eight-hour drive from the nearest hospital. To address this challenge, I am embarking on a month-long fitness initiative to enhance healthcare accessibility and support the RFDS in their mission.

The RFDS serves over 330,000 Australians annually, offering essential emergency retrieval and primary healthcare services around the clock. Their dedication means they reach one person every two minutes, illustrating the critical role they play in saving lives and providing timely medical assistance.

Join me in supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service by contributing to my challenge today. Together, we can ensure the Flying Doctor continues to soar and deliver life-saving aid to those in need.