Awards issued prior to january 20, 2025, were funded under previous administrations and may not reflect the priorities and policies of the current administration.** wrasap 4WILL continue to network…

Awards issued prior to january 20, 2025, were funded under previous administrations and may not reflect the priorities and policies of the current administration.** wrasap 4WILL continue to network with programs like agrability promotores while outreaching to new audiences byembedding behavioral health competencies into existing service delivery. The program will also embed farm stress and mentalhealth information into existing extension based programs such as livestock advisors program.web-based interactive geographical services map (WIGSM): the project team will ensure the regional clearinghouse is publiclyavailable but will work with in-house staff and contractors to create a web-based interactive geographical services map(WIGSM). The WIGSM will improve accessibility of the existing clearinghouse by providing a graphical search interface on thewebsite via an interactive map. Investigators and coordinators will educate partners on program activity, results of surveys, resources developed, findings of evaluator and future plans at conferences and partner meetings. Program highlights will bepublished to the website.range of services offered for farmers and farm workers including the existing farm aid resource hotline with extended hours, and wrasap 4ADDS agrisafe crisis hotline in WA, MT, and CO with the intent of bringing more states online to this valuableservice with future funding opportunities. Rural peer assistance network, peer support groups, mentalhealth intervention curriculum development and QPR/mhfa trainings will also be offered. The wrasap III evaluator will review quarterly to inform delivery throughout one year program duration.target audience: all farmers/ranchers/farm workers in western region