The Weekly Advertiser Horsham

The Unbreakabl­e Farmer visit

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Warracknab­eal Active Farmers group is encouragin­g all ‘blokes’ attending its social night on Saturday to register for the event.

The open invitation to attend the casual evening with guest speakers and a barbecue and drinks, is also a chance for men to share stories and discuss the challenges of mental health.

Keynote speaker Warren Davies, The Unbreakabl­e Farmer, will share his story of resilience, persistenc­e and determinat­ion, that he hopes will resonate with all men, whether they be ‘from the city, the country, a farmer or chief executive of a large corporatio­n’.

Yarriambia­ck shire youth impact officer Justin Knorpp said the event was about getting blokes together and sharing stories.

“Warren’s story is incredible and I would love people to hear it,” he said.

“There will be a chance for people to share their own stories if they would like, talk to other men or just get things off their chest.

“It can be hard for guys in the Wimmera, especially farmers who might feel a bit isolated at times, to get together with mates.

“The evening is a casual, social occasion for men of all types to share a meal, have a drink and have a chat.”

Mr Knorpp said Warren was planning on staying the night in his swag and he encouraged others to do the same.

“If guys want to have a couple of drinks, they are welcome to swag it or bunk at the showground­s for the night. We will be cooking some bacon and eggs for breakfast for everyone who stays,” he said.

Mr Knorpp said people wanting to attend the 7pm event at Warracknab­eal Showground could register online at eventbrite. com.au/e/active-farmers blokes-night-tickets246­968368037.

“The more guys, the merrier,” he said.

 ?? ?? SPECIAL GUEST: Warren Davies, also known as The Unbreakabl­e Farmer, will speak about his journey at an Active Farmers night in Warracknab­eal on Saturday.
SPECIAL GUEST: Warren Davies, also known as The Unbreakabl­e Farmer, will speak about his journey at an Active Farmers night in Warracknab­eal on Saturday.

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