Embrace Farm is launching the new support service.
Embrace FARM is launching a new mentoring service for farming families affected by death and illness.
The Mountrath-based organisation has been supporting those bereaved by farm accidents for the last eight years.
And thanks to a grant from the Department of Agriculture, the group is setting up a new one-to-one, tailored-made counselling service.
Co-founder Norma Rohan says the support isn't just limited to those who are bereaved or injured in accidents:
You can find out more and get in contact via embracefarm.com.
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