"A traumatic event happened that left me with deep, intense guilt about why I couldn’t change the outcome. For two weeks I lived in what felt like a deep hole with no way out, no way of fixing my brokenness, and no way of coming to terms with what had happened. After desperately reaching out for help I was put in contact with a counsellor at Outback Futures. I feel the work my counsellor has done with me over the past few months has saved my life mentally and emotionally. I have, and will continue to, recommend Outback Futures to anyone that needs help or someone to talk to. Thanks heaps guys!!"

"Outback Futures has become a vital part of our region and their teams, from their literacy specialists through to their psychologists and other therapists, are having a real impact on the strength our children and families will take into the future of our region – meaning as a council we can have greater confidence in a community equipped and resourced to respond to the challenges of remote living."

"The Tim Fairfax Family Foundation has been pleased to support the vital work of Outback Futures since 2016. We have heard first-hand about how they have empowered people to stand up to the challenges of living on the land – as individuals, families and communities. We are proud to partner with Outback Futures as they continue to work closely and compassionately with communities, supporting wellbeing and building on their strength and resilience to embrace both the challenges and joys of living in rural Queensland."

"After having yet another teacher approach me about my son’s school work, I did not know where to turn to for help without having to travel huge distances at a great cost. Outback Futures are able to offer so much to people living far away from essential services found closer to the coast that I know I personally took for granted when living there."

"Services for our small communities have been lacking as in most outback towns especially when it comes to specialist services. Outback Futures bring much needed services to our communities including continuity of care (seeing the same person) and qualified specialists with the understanding of the rural environment. They do not just come in and work with someone and leave. They work closely alongside local services to assist in the ongoing work in supporting individuals."