
Where Can I Get Help?
Mental health matters just as much as physical health.
We care for our land, livestock and machinery every day — yet looking after ourselves can feel much harder. The people we lose to suicide are not statistics; they are friends, neighbours and family. If you’re struggling, or supporting someone who is, these resources may help you take the next step.
Do something today that your future self will thank you for.
The Menopause
Every women will experience menopause, but no two experiences are the same. Symptoms can be physical, emotional, or both, ranging from hot flushes and night sweats to brain fog mood changes, joint aches, and more. For many the impact on their wellbeing can be huge, especially when you are running a farm where the work doesn't stop.
Marie Curie
You don't have to deal with this alone. Our service is for adults aged 18 or above, who are grieving after someone has died from a terminal illness. Whether you’re grieving for someone who died recently or a long time ago, we can help by talking through your feelings, sharing information, or simply listening. We don't offer counselling, but can give you emotional support.
The Martin Gallier Project
If it's between life and death, let's talk about the third option.
We’re proud to welcome you to The Martin Gallier Project, a pioneering, first-of-its-kind suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention charity in the North West of England. The Martin Gallier Project is fiercely dedicated to preventing suicide, breaking down stigma, and supporting families. Our work is grounded in compassion, understanding, and a refusal to let anyone face suicidal crisis alone.






























