Mental health resource for rural Americans and farmers aims to break stigmas – KWCH (5/18/26)

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a national nonprofit is helping farmers and people who live in rural America access mental health resources.

During a crucial, pressure-filled time for farmers with high input costs and unstable markets, the group Rural Minds is working to help people in these communities access these resources.

“Even the strongest person has got to feel this stress and even the strongest person, we want to encourage them to ask for help when they need it, you’re not alone,” said Marilyn Cummins with Rural Minds.

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