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Learn more about COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Daily case numbers and information for businesses and workers.

The Re-Open Saskatchewan plan was released on April 23rd.

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The Farm Stress Line offers support during COVID-19

April 2020

Farm Stress Line
As Saskatchewan deals with the challenges of COVID-19, it is important to remember to also take care of your mental health. We recognize the challenges facing the agriculture industry and we are here to support producers.

The first step to better mental health is communication. The Farm Stress Line is available 24/7, and all calls are strictly confidential. Funded by the Government of Saskatchewan, and operated by Mobile Crisis Services, the Farm Stress Line is staffed by trained crisis workers. Operators can help by:

  • Listening and supporting without judgement.
  • Clarifying the problem and helping you work toward a solution;
  • Connecting you with the proper organizations or programs; and

Calls to the Farm Stress Line have risen in the past year. While the numbers are higher, this means that more people are reaching out, and more people are getting the help and support they need.

Call the Farm Stress Line anytime at 1-800-667-4442.

Additional mental health supports are available. To see all the resources available, or to find a free mental health walk in clinic near you, visit the Mental Health and COVID-19 page.

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