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Nearly three quarters (72%) of Australians living in regional areas do not get enough exercise and experience poorer health outcomes compared with those in metropolitan areas.
That’s why Bayer Australia and Active Farmers today announced a new partnership to support the delivery of fitness programs across rural Australia, aimed at improving the physical and mental wellbeing of farming communities in remote areas and drought affected communities.
Commencing in 2020, Bayer Australia will be a platinum partner of Active Farmers for an initial three-year period. The partnership was announced at an event hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack at Parliament House in Canberra this morning.
Active Farmers is one of many community initiatives Bayer Australia supports to help improve health outcomes in underserviced remote areas.
Starting in Mangoplah NSW in 2015, Active Farmers was founder Ginny Stevens response to her concerns about mental health issues in rural areas, growing isolation rising from expanding farm technology, and the scarcity of locally available health and wellbeing activities in small farming communities. Today, Active Farmers has over 600 regular monthly participants* in over 30 small farming communities stretching more than 4,000km from Hughenden in Queensland to Borden in Western Australia, and then down to Campbell Town in Tasmania, and many additional communities are in the pipeline.
[1] Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Rural & Remote Australians. Available at: https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports-data/population-groups/rural-remote-australians/overview. Accessed September 2019.
[2] National Rural Health Alliance Inc. Mental Health in Rural And Remote Australia. Available at: https://www.ruralhealth.org.au/sites/default/files/publications/nrha-mental-health-factsheet-dec-2017.pdf. Accessed September 2019.

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