Welcome to the Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network-North Carolina (FRSAN-NC)
FRSAN-NC is a program of the North Carolina Agromedicine Institute that connects farmers, fishermen, foresters, farm workers, families, and others living or working in agriculture-related settings with stress assistance programs and resources.
These connections help to improve the physical and emotional wellbeing of our state’s agricultural workforce.
If you or someone you know could benefit from the services below, please call (844) 325-3276 or email agromedicine@farmstress.org.
Programs are supported with funds from the US Department of Agriculture/NC Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDACS), NC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission, NC Farm Credits, Corn Growers Association of NC, and JoCo Grange.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
You are not alone. You, your family, staff and operations matter, and help is available. Please reach out for support.
Dial 988 (Veterans press #1)
NC Farm Helpline
Available 24/7, the Help Line connects individuals experiencing a crisis or in need of other help with resources including mental health, financial, legal, farm safety and health, and more.
844-325-3276
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