Just A Farmer Screening


On May 17, Upper Peel Landcare group hosted the movie Just a Farmer. This movie deals with serious issues of mental health in rural communities. The event was made possible through partnerships with TRLA, Upper Peel Landcare, Hunter New England Mental Health services, and Black dog ride, the funding provider for the event.

The afternoon centred around the screening of the film, followed by meaningful conversations around mental health in rural communities. Guest speaker Sam Mackaway shared his personal experiences and his connection to TIACS (This Is A Conversation Starter), while Kourtney Orman (RAMHPS) and Katie Dowler (FARMGATE) provided valuable support, resources, and information for attendees. The event was well-supported locally and created a safe space to explore what can be a difficult but important topic.

While numbers were modest, the impact was significant. It was a moving and thought-provoking afternoon that created space for connection, reflection, and conversation. The event also helped strengthen local networks and marked a positive step forward for Upper Peel Landcare, highlighting the importance of supporting each other in our communities.



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