It was an hour well spent at The Royal Welsh Show recently listening to future plans for RABI, empowering the worth and well being of farming people.
The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution is aware of the increasing challenges facing all members of the farming community.
Farming is long term, crops are thought through, stock breeding takes years to perfect, and with a volatile market it causes much worry and anxiety.1 To vastly expand the provision of farming focused mental Health services, increasing the spending.3 To leverage regional network to bring local communities together to discuss and develop locally delivered well being solutions that achieve results.
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