WORTHY CAUSE: Mac Armytage from Riverina Bluebell, Heath Hutcheon and Tanya Edyvean from Coolamon Chaser Bins and Chris Wilson from Riverina Bluebell.
Riverina farm machinery manufacturer, Coolamon Chaser Bins, has raised $13,000 for mental health in rural areas. The company showcased their chaser bin with brightly coloured magnets highlighting anxiety, depression and suicide at Mingenow, Dowerin, Agquip, Newdgate, Henty and York Peninsula machinery field days.
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The company donated $1000 from every bin sold at the field days during August and September to Riverina Bluebell initiative, Beyond Bins. Riverina Bluebell vice chairman Chris Wilson praised staff for utilising key messages around mental health.
If you or someone you know needs help, call:
Lifeline – 13 11 14
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