M1R Alliance
M1R Alliance — Australian veteran and first responder community
Partners

The organisations standing beside us.

Partners are different from listings. They're organisations we work with directly — on programs, training, mental health, advocacy and outcomes for the community.

The 10% Pledge

10% of every dollar M1R Alliance makes goes straight back to Aussie Frontline Foundation.

Every Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum subscription. Every sponsorship. Every partnership. Ten percent funnels into Aussie Frontline Foundation's programs — counselling, retreats, conferences, community meet-ups. The community pays the directory; the directory pays the people who keep the community standing.

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What partnership means here

Real working relationships, not logos on a slide.

Real working relationships

Partners aren't logos on a slide. We co-deliver programs, share resources and put each other's people in front of the community.

Aligned with the mission

Every partner has a track record of backing veterans, first responders or both — practically, not for show.

Outcomes over optics

We measure partnerships by what changes for the community — wellbeing, opportunity, growth — not by impressions.

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Who Aussie Frontline supports

  • Firefighters & CFS / CFA / RFS
  • Paramedics & emergency medical staff
  • Police officers
  • ADF members & veterans
  • SES volunteers
  • Corrections officers
  • Hospital emergency department staff
  • Surf life savers
  • Mine site emergency response
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Aussie Frontline Foundation

Supporting our frontline heroes — physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing for the people who run toward the worst.

An independent benevolent foundation supporting first responders, ADF members, veterans, corrections officers, hospital ED staff, surf life savers and emergency response teams across Australia. AFF exists because frontliners often resist engaging with support inside their own organisations — so they fund external resources without organisational bias. Real programs. Real outcomes. Real lives changed.

Programs we help fund

Where the 10% goes.

Ride and Reset

A surf-meets-recovery experience for frontliners — saltwater, sun, and time off the radio. The reset that doesn't feel like therapy.

Sponsored Counselling Packages

Funded counselling packages delivered with Frontline Mental Health — clinicians who get the operational world.

Pay It Forward

Community members nominate a veteran or first responder who needs a pick-me-up to receive an AFF shirt — a tangible signal that the community is behind them.

Annual Wellbeing Conferences

National events bringing keynote speakers, breakaway workshops and peer connection — like THE RELOAD in 2026.

Debrief and Feed

Structured debrief sessions over a meal — peer support that reads as a chat, but is built on clinical good practice.

Regional Community BBQs

Show up, eat, talk. Local meet-ups across regional Australia where frontliners and families know they belong.

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Frontline Mental Health

Mental health training and consulting for workplaces across Australia.

Veteran and first responder owned. Frontline Mental Health work with the M1R Alliance community to deliver proactive workplace mental health programs — built on lived experience, not theory. Training, consulting, and prevention-first programs designed for high-stress environments. Also the clinical partner behind AFF's Sponsored Counselling Packages.

Partnership enquiries

Bring something real to the community.

Partnership isn't a logo deal. You qualify if you run programs, training, clinical services, advocacy or peer support for veterans, first responders, or both — with a track record we can verify. We don't onboard partners who haven't actually delivered for the community yet.

What you get: co-delivered programs, cross-promotion in the newsletter, a profile on this page, and a working relationship — not a logo slot.