Western Region Agricultural
Stress Assistance Program (WRASAP)
Oregon Law Center
Oregon Law Center represents all low-income Oregonians. They also provide information, advice, brief service and representation on a number of issues that are important to farmworkers, including wage claims, working conditions, housing and health care. The Indigenous Project provides services to farmworkers who speak indigenous languages from Mexico and Guatamala, including Mixteco, Zapoteco, Triqui, Kanjobal and other languages. The Project Against Workplace Sexual Assault, part of the Indigenous Project, supports, educates, informs and helps farmworkers regarding sexual harassment and assault at their place of work.
Service areas: Oregon
Go to Website | Phone: (503) 981-0336 or 1-800-973-9003
Core Services: Legal Help & Mediation Services, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for Women Farmers
General Services: Resources for BIPOC Farmers
CAAMHP (Colorado Farm Bureau Foundation)
We provide culturally aware behavioral health services to the broad agrarian and rural communities in Colorado. Specific services include vouchers for counseling with licensed behavioral health therapists (including some specializing in adolescent care, gender and sexuality, addiction recovery, and marriage and family therapy among others). We also have an Adolescent Addiction Support Workshop to provide education to parents and other caregivers of adolescents experiencing addiction.
Service areas: Colorado
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Core Services: Crisis Assistance, Disaster Relief/Resilience, Farm Stress, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for LGBTQIA Farmers, Resources for Tribal Farmers & Ranchers, Resources for Veteran Farmers, Resources for Women Farmers, Substance Use Support
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National WIFE
WIFE is a non-profit agricultural association. The WIFE organization is what it is today due to the nurturing, attention and undying determination on the part of each and every member throughout the country.
Service areas: National
Go to Website | Phone: 575-597-0040
Core Services: Activism & Organizing, Resources for Women Farmers
General Services: Research, Technical Assistance, & Education, Resources for Beginning Farmers
California Women for Agriculture
The CWA promotes leadership within local communities, advocacy on key local, state and federal issues, public service and outreach, agriculture literacy in our schools and promotional initiatives to preserve and educate those living in our increasingl
Service areas: California
Go to Website | Phone: (916) 441-2910
Core Services: Activism & Organizing, Resources for Women Farmers
General Services: Research, Technical Assistance, & Education
American Agri-Women
AAW members have been advocating for agriculture since 1974. Join our diverse group of women from across the country who are committed to advocating for agriculture. Our members are farmers, ranchers, producers, other agriculture business professionals, educators, consumers, students, researchers, and many others.
Service areas: National
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Core Services: Activism & Organizing, Resources for Women Farmers
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Viva Farms
Viva Farms is a farm incubator program dedicated to recruiting, training and capitalizing the next generation of sustainable farmers. We work in conjunction with WSU Extension to address and overcome the challenges facing small farmers.
Service areas: Washington
Go to Website | Phone: 360.969.7191
Core Services: Resources for Beginning Farmers, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for Women Farmers
General Services: Direct Marketing Assistance, Farm Land Access & Succession Planning, Financial & Business Planning, Funding Opportunities for Farmers
Adelante Mujeres
Adelante Mujeres provides education, career and economic development, and support services for low-income Spanish-speaking families. Adelante Agricultura, the sustainable farming program, aims to provide resource-limited, aspiring Latino immigrant farmers and farm workers with the training and skills necessary to farm using organic methods and to successfully market their produce.
Service areas: Oregon
Go to Website | Phone: 503.992.0078
Core Services: Direct Marketing Assistance, Organic/Sustainable/Regenerative Transition & Support, Resources for Beginning Farmers, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for Women Farmers
General Services: Farm Land Access & Succession Planning, Funding Opportunities for Farmers, Industrial Ag Issues, Institutional & Wholesale Markets
Organic Farm School (Whidbey Island)
As a learning center, the Organic Farm School trains new farmers to develop and manage small farms focused on ecological, economic, and social regeneration—simultaneously offering opportunities for our community and others to learn about their role in strengthening local/regional food systems.
Through its mission, the Organic Farm School is committed to training new farmers and strengthening the food system for an inclusive community where all people – of every color, ethnicity, faith, gender identity, background and economic circumstance – are supported and celebrated.
Service areas: Washington
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Core Services: Conservation Programs, Direct Marketing Assistance, Financial & Business Planning, Funding Opportunities for Farmers, Organic/Sustainable/Regenerative Transition & Support, Resources for Beginning Farmers, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for LGBTQIA Farmers, Resources for Tribal Farmers & Ranchers, Resources for Women Farmers
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Room One Mental Health Support
Based in Methow Valley. Mental Health Support includes Girls Groups, Support Groups, Licensed Counselors, Suicide Response Team, Advocacy-Based Counseling. Also crisis and disaster response.
Service areas: Washington
Go to Website | Phone: 509.997.2050
Core Services: Crisis Assistance, Disaster Relief/Resilience, Farm Stress, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for Women Farmers
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Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (PNASH)
“The Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center at the University of Washington was established in 1996 and is part of a vital national infrastructure dedicated to the prevention of illness and injury among agricultural producers, workers, and their families. The center works to achieve this goal through partnerships with key stakeholders in the Northwest region (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington) and it works collaboratively with other regional centers to formulate national programs and policies in agricultural health and safety. Since the Center’s inception, it has worked to engage the three major agricultural sectors in the Northwest: farming, forestry, and fishing. The Center reflects a cross-disciplinary, multi-institutional, and geographically diverse set of initiatives whose efforts focus primarily on populations not well represented in current research, including hired laborers, migrant/seasonal workers, women, and children.”
Service areas: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
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Core Services: Disaster Relief/Resilience, Farm Stress, Industrial Ag Issues, Resources for BIPOC Farmers, Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers, Resources for Women Farmers
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The Western Region Agricultural Stress Assistance Program is supported by the USDA Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network, under agreement number: 2020-70028-32731 proposal number: 2020-07631
The Western Region Agricultural Stress Assistance Program is an equal access/equal opportunity program.