AgWell focuses on the human side of agriculture. Working alongside farmers and rural communities, we develop practical programs, training, and resources that support mental health and well-being in farming. Our work is grounded in the lived realities of farm life in Alberta.

We provide counselling services to farmers and their families. We also provide certified agriculture informed training to therapists and social workers as well as speaking engagements and a host of other resources and supports.

We believe everyone should get the chance to achieve their fullest health potential. At the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), we shine a light on mental health and work to improve the lives of people who experience mental health problems and illnesses (as well as their families and caregivers).

We are LivingWorks – the world’s leading suicide prevention and intervention training company. We believe that suicide can be preventable, and everyone can play a role in building suicide-safer communities.

211 is Canada’s primary source of information for government and community-based, non-clinical health and social services. The free and confidential service can be accessed 24 hours a day, in more than 150 languages, by phone, chat, text, and web. 211 helps connect people to the right information and services, making their pathway to care and resources a guided and trusted one.

Kids Help Phone’s e-mental health services are available 24/7 across Canada. This means that we’re here for kids, teens and young adults from coast to coast to coast.

Hope for Wellness Helpline is available 24/7 to all Indigenous people across Canada. Whether you prefer to talk to someone on the phone or online, we’re here to support you anytime.

You deserve to be heard. We’re here to listen. A safe space to talk, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. 9-8-8 is here to provide moments of connection that create hope, support recovery and save lives. We help people connect to their strengths and find new ways to cope, live and thrive. Our vision is a Canada where suicide is prevented because everyone can access help when they need it the most.

The Crisis Centre of BC is dedicated to providing help and hope to individuals, organizations, and communities. Spanning the spectrum of crisis support, suicide prevention, and postvention, we engage staff and volunteers in a variety of services and programs that educate, train, and support the strength and capacity of individuals and communities.

When your day stops, the silence takes hold. That's when your thoughts come into focus. If you need support, please reach out and call us anytime - from the tractor, from the barn, or from the house after the sun sets on another long day.

Mobile Crisis Serving Regina, Emerald Park, White City, Lumsden, Craven, Regina Beach, Balgonie, & Pilot Butte. Available 24 hours, 7 days a week.

The Reach Out Support Line (ROSL) is a free, volunteer-based, confidential and non-judgemental service. It is here to support individuals who are in crisis and need to talk to someone about their distress or trauma. ROSL operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week with trained volunteers who will listen, support and help callers find options, no matter how big or small the issue.

Need support? We are here to listen. We will support you on your journey towards healthier relationships and enhanced wellbeing. We offer services so you can learn how to build your inner strength and find healthy self-help strategies.

We Talk. We Grow. is an initiative of Farm Safety Nova Scotia raising awareness and taking action to protect and nurture the mental health and well-being of Nova Scotia’s farming community, and enhance and maintain a culture where mental health is valued, prioritized and protected.

Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line: Providing support when you need it the most, available
24 Hours, 7 Days a week.

SaskAgMatters is a support network created by the Farmer and Rancher Mental Health (FARMh) Initiative research team. The FARMh Initiative was created to identify a farm-culture-friendly mental health support system for Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers.

It’s important to get help if you or someone you know needs support for mental health, addiction or wellbeing. Resources, helplines, support groups, websites and counsellors are available to help you.

24-hour, bilingual, toll-free, confidential and anonymous telephone service available to all Islanders. Island Helpline is operated by staff who are trained to listen and help callers generate solutions to problems. Island Helpline provides information, support or help in a crisis.

Find immediate help if you are experiencing a crisis. Or get help with relationship troubles, depression and anxiety, financial issues, bullying and peer pressure support.

TELUS Health Alberta Farmers Family Support Line: To support individuals dealing with the impacts of the devastating wildfires, TELUS Health is offering up to four free mental health counselling sessions to all farmers and their immediate families in Alberta.

Life can be overwhelming and there are supports available to you. Reaching out for help is an important step. Talk with someone you trust about how you feel.

The Alberta Health Services Mental Health Help Line is a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week, 365 days a year, confidential service that provides support, information and referrals to Albertans experiencing mental health concerns. The line is staffed by a multidisciplinary team comprised of nurses, psychiatric nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, and psychologists.

Farmers helping farmers. Our purpose is to facilitate confidential, no-cost access to farm-focused counsellors. Our goal is leading to safe, strong and healthy farm families.

Many people struggle with suicidal thoughts or behaviours, but that does not mean you have to act on them. No concern is too small, and no problem is too big. Suicide is not the answer and you are not alone. Call us.

The Union of Agricultural Producers has made the psychological health of farmers one of its priorities and as such has adopted an action plan. They wish to raise awareness among the entire population of the realities, issues and concerns of men and women working in the agricultural field. They offer tools and resources aimed at health and well-being.

The Mental Health and Addictions Division is responsible for providing leadership in the planning, development, implementation and evaluation of provincial policies and programs related to mental health and addiction in Newfoundland and Labrador.

The NWT Help Line offers support to residents of the Northwest Territories, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is 100% free and confidential and offers the option for follow-up calls.

ConnexOntario provides free and confidential health services information for people experiencing problems with alcohol and drugs, mental illness or gambling by connecting them with services in their area. We are funded by the Government of Ontario.

The Online Therapy Unit offers free Online Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for a number of mental health concerns. Online Cognitive Behaviour Therapy involves reviewing treatment materials online with optional support from a therapist offered via secure email or phone. The approach is free, effective and convenient.

Struggles with mental health are common in the farming community. Many farmers, producers and family members report very high levels of stress, and signs and symptoms of burnout, depression and anxiety. Help is available.

The Farm Family Support Center is managed as an Employee Assistance Program by Telus Health.  Farmers, their families and employees have unlimited access to services at no cost. Services supported by Farm Safety Nova Scotia.

Are you feeling overwhelmed? You don't have to suffer in silence. Let the Kamatsiaqtut Help Line provide support in your time of need.

Our speakers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In the greater Quebec City region, we offer a range of professional and specialized services aimed at prevention, intervention and postvention for suicidal people, their loved ones and bereaved people.

Our 24/7 distress phone service provides support to vulnerable individuals across British Columbia. The Crisis Centre of BC is dedicated to providing help and hope to individuals, organizations, and communities.

A psychosocial support network for those working in agriculture. We aim to improve your well-being through support, as well as screening and prevention actions.

KUU-US Crisis Line Society provides support to callers within the Port Alberni area as well as Indigenous people throughout the province of British Columbia. Once the issue for support has been identified, the level of severity for call handling is determined. The goal is to establish a non-judgmental approach to listening and problem-solving.