Our Mission
Red Dust Role Models strives to improve the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged Indigenous youth living in remote communities.
Each year, Red Dust Role Models conduct around 10 tours to remote communities around Australia and in India. As part of these tours, Red Dust Role Models visit remote communities and deliver programs in the areas of Lifestyle Education, Mentorship and Music. Our Role Models utilise their talents and profile in the areas of sport, art and music to convey healthy lifestyle messages and deliver positive and educational programs.
As part of our commitment to remote community organisations, Red Dust Role Models supports the development of projects and programs that are aligned to the organisation’s objectives. This may involve us raising funds for infrastructure projects, committing resources and skills for a program’s development or through donations supplying much needed sport and music equipment.
Such projects include the construction of the Kintore Pool, which opened in February 1, 2008; the support of ‘The Strong Men Project’ as well as other Community Infrastructure Projects such as recreation hall upgrades, multi-sport court construction, shading and the provision of sporting and music equipment.