TradeMutt work shirts are igniting peer to peer mental health support

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September 28 2020 - 6:00pm
Livestock agent Brendon White, with farmer Phil Harding from Brooklyn, Condobolin. Brendon said wearing his TradeMutt work shirt during the drought prompted many conversations on mental health. Photo: Supplied
Livestock agent Brendon White, with farmer Phil Harding from Brooklyn, Condobolin. Brendon said wearing his TradeMutt work shirt during the drought prompted many conversations on mental health. Photo: Supplied

TradeMutt work shirts are designed to be loud - their bright colours and out-there patterns aiming to give a voice to the often silent issue of mental health.

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Olivia Calver

Journalist

Journalist for The Land

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