New York Farmer Advocates for Broader Suicide Prevention Measures Beyond Crisis Hotlines
Chris Pawelski, a farmer in New York, has stabilized his business and is advocating for broader suicide prevention measures. After facing financial difficulties and personal loss, Pawelski sought help from NY FarmNet, which provided both financial and emotional support. He emphasizes the need for policy changes that ensure fair prices for produce, debt relief, and improved rural broadband access. Pawelski argues that while crisis hotlines are important, long-term solutions are needed to address the root causes of mental health issues among farmers. 
