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Agriculture committee  Certainly I think that's part of reducing the stigma about accessing services. Farmers are proud. When they're having issues, they tend to keep it inside. They don't seek help. They're resilient, but some people just don't have that ability. With mental health, things can turn c

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  The access to services, I think, is the key piece. They kind of work together, reducing the stigma and also educating—the communications strategy in relation to letting people know of the services available. When we triage people from crisis intervention, we need that next piec

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  I think research is certainly important, because that helps give us direction and a path to go on to provide services. I think certainly the government could fund a campaign in relationship to reducing the stigma of mental health, so that people feel more comfortable—individuals

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  The numbers on our website are in relation to the mobile crisis services we provide. That's our entire agency. We provide the 1-800 problem gambling helpline for the province, the farm stress line and also crisis intervention services for the city of Regina. In this last fiscal

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  There were 320 calls that came into the farm stress line over the last fiscal year. Part of the problem is awareness, getting the message out on the services that are available. It's being able to go out to the ag forums, to Agribition, to the different other ag expos, and also

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  That network is just starting to be developed with Bridges Health, trying to educate and provide mental health first aid so that they can recognize when there are mental health issues with the producers they're dealing with.

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen

Agriculture committee  Thank you. In 1989, the Ministry of Agriculture recognized the range of issues faced by farmers and rural families and the potential benefits to farmers and rural families in Saskatchewan of having a specific phone line to assist. The farm stress line was initiated and funded, r

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

John McFadyen