The Unbreakable Farmer YUNA

The Unbreakable Farmer YUNA

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

Friday 17th October 2025 | Yuna Community Centre | 12pm - 6pm

Join us for a powerful afternoon with “The Unbreakable Farmer” Warren Davies – one of Australia’s leading rural mental health advocates. This event is for farmers, small business owners, families, and community members passionate about building resilience and wellbeing across rural WA.

Event Program

12:00pm – Event Start
Welcome and registration.

12:15pm – Keynote Presentation: Warren Davies, The Unbreakable Farmer
Hear Warren’s authentic and inspiring story of resilience through tough times on the land. Learn practical strategies for managing stress, tackling stigma, and maintaining mental health, shared with honesty, warmth, and trademark humour.

3:00pm – Men’s Workshop: The Unbreakable Farmer Men’s Program
An open, men-only session for real conversations and practical tools to support yourself and your mates. Designed for all adult men (fathers, sons, workers and mates) who want to strengthen wellbeing, connection and resilience.

4:00pm – Community Sundowner
Stay on for a relaxed sundowner with local food, drinks, and great company. Connect with Warren, the Shire of Chapman Valley, and your fellow community members.

6:00pm – Event Concludes

Why Attend?

• Build resilience and learn real-world strategies
• Break down stigma and find support among peers
• Connect and unwind in a welcoming, community-focused space

Who Should Attend?

• Farmers and pastoralists
• Rural men, women, and families
• Small business owners
• Community members and local service providers

Tickets are FREE – registration essential for catering.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear from a nationally recognised speaker and strengthen community wellbeing in the heart of the Chapman Valley.

This free community event is made possible through the support of Community Bank Geraldton, the Government of Western Australia, the Shire of Chapman Valley, and Three Point Turn.

For more information, contact the Shire of Chapman Valley or visit our website or Facebook page.