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Find the right support for Wisconsin farmers

Across Wisconsin’s more than 58,000 farms, life pulls in many directions — and stress can run deep. Curb has compiled a guide to mental health resources tailored for the state’s farmers: crisis lines, counseling, community networks and care. Because staying afloat isn’t just about hard work — it’s about knowing when to reach out for help.If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, please call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. Free, confidential crisis counseling is available 24/7.
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    Use this short guide to find statewide and local Wisconsin farm support (hotlines, counseling, peer groups, training and crisis financial help).
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    Listening ear

    A 24/7 Wisconsin Farmer Wellness Helpline is available to anyone in the farming community experiencing depression, anxiety or needing a welcoming ear. Call 888-901-2558.

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    Ongoing counseling

    The Wisconsin Farm Center’s Farmer Wellness Program provides free telehealth and in-person counseling services through participating licensed mental health providers.

    To learn more, or to join its programming, call the Wisconsin Farm Center at 800-942-2474 or by emailing farmcenter@wisconsin.gov.

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    Peer or community support.

    Farmer Angel Network

    • Through local chapters and its statewide branch, the network provides peer-to-peer support, mental health education and resource connection.

    TUGS

    • A statewide community nonprofit that works directly with individuals and in partnership with community groups to emphasize peer connection and support, and to provide training and resources.

    Farm Well Wisconsin (Southwest Wisconsin)

    • Community support network that shares resources, training and workshops for farmers.

     

     

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    Education and training.

    UW–Madison Division of Extension’s Farm Stress Programs offer several mental and behavioral health education programs tailored for the agricultural community. 

    Programs: Changing Our Mental and Emotional Trajectory, Mental Health First Aid, WeCOPE and more. 

     

     

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    Financial assistance

    Harvest of Hope provides financial assistance for Wisconsin farm families experiencing a crisis.

    While not a direct mental health resource, it offers statewide, vital support to ease stress during difficult times. 

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    Local and other regional resources

    Wisconsin Farm Bureau has a curated list of mental health resources, educational content and training. 

    For statewide programming, contact Wisconsin Farm Center: 800-942-2474 or farmcenter@wisconsin.gov. 

     

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    Full resources directory (condensed)

    • Farmer Wellness Helpline: 888-901-2558 (24/7)
    • Wisconsin Farm Center: 800-942-2474 | farmcenter@wisconsin.gov
    • Farmer Angel Network: farmerangelnetwork.com
    • UW–Madison Extension: extension.wisc.edu/agriculture/
    • Harvest of Hope: themcc.net/harvest-of-hope
    • Farm Well Wisconsin: farmwellwi.org
    • TUGS: tugsgroup.com
    • Wisconsin Farm Bureau: wfbf.com/programs
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