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Find mental health and wellbeing support in your area

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Knowing where to find help and support and having someone to talk to is the first step in dealing with stress and other issues. Our health and safety team has put together a list of available organisations that can support you, both nationally and locally.

For many farming is an incredibly rewarding profession but it can also be incredibly challenging at times. Anyone can reach a point when pressures become too much and if that happens it is important to reach out for help.

Industry pressures

Stress and depression are common illnesses in the UK. People working in farming dealing with financial pressures, irregular weather patterns, and market and price volatility are as susceptible to stress as anyone else.

Common symptoms include low mood, anxiety and changes in appetite or sleep patterns. Often the first step in dealing with issues is to talk with somebody.

Find local help in your area or find out about help from national organisations. (Please note, call costs may vary.)

National

Rural community support

Disaster relief

Wellbeing and mental health support

Personal and business support

Mental health and farm safety training

Disaster relief

General support and advice for gamekeepers

Wellbeing support

Mental wellbeing support

Under 35s mental wellbeing support

Horticulture wellbeing support

General support and advice

Mental wellbeing support

Mental wellbeing support

General support

Wellbeing support

Health support

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Cymru

Wellbeing support

Mental and wellbeing support

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Find local help in your region

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Debt advice

If your mental health has been affected by financial issues, please access PayPlan - our free debt advice service.


Become an Accidental Counsellor

Accidental Counsellors provide resources that will help you to help others – guidance, resources, and contacts you need to confidently assist a farmer in a moment of need.

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