BC Dairy is continuously working to source programs and information available to producers to assist with finding mental wellness resources in your local area. If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please contact 911 or the Crisis Line: 1-800-SUICIDE.

Resources now available to BC dairy producers:


1:1 counselling

AgSafe partners with mental wellness practitioners who offer no-cost counselling to anyone in BC agriculture.
You contact counsellors directly. The process is confidential and managed by third-party professionals.

Browse current counsellors

You can access articles, workshops, and supports designed for the agricultural community. These resources help you learn about stress, burnout, and practical steps for support.

Explore mental wellness tools

TELUS Health MyCare app.

The Do More Agriculture Foundation and TELUS Health MyCare offer no-cost counselling to BC producers, their families, and those who support farm operations.
You create an account, read counsellor bios, choose someone who fits your needs, and book same-day or next-day appointments.

Sign up through the Do More Ag website

The Do More Agriculture Foundation.

The Do More Agriculture Foundation offers tools, tips, stories, and mental health information for people working in agriculture. These resources help you understand signs of stress and when to reach out for help.

Explore the full resource library

 

Crisis Contacts

If you or someone you know needs urgent support, crisis lines are available across Canada.
You can find phone, text, and online options here:

Crisis Contacts – Do More Ag Foundation

AgTalk Peer Support

AgTalk is a free, anonymous platform where producers connect with others in agriculture.
You can share experiences, ask questions, and get support from people who understand your world.

Join AgTalk

 

Natural disasters affect mental health.

Events such as floods and wildfires can create pressure long after the immediate danger ends. You may notice changes in sleep, energy, mood, or decision-making. These reactions are common. Understanding them helps you take steps toward recovery.

Producers and families feel these events differently. Use the resources above when you need support, and check back as new tools become available.