OMH is seeking one organization or agency to develop and implement a peer support intervention to promote the economic and emotional health of farming communities. OMH will provide funding for a Farmers Supporting Farmers (FSF) program with statewide capacity to deliver holistic and culturally tailored services to address the financial and mental health needs of farm workers and families. The awardee will offer free and confidential services to help farmers and farm families navigate economic and socialemotional challenges, including direct-to-farm consulting services, technical assistance, and a helpline. The FSF program will be required to conduct outreach and engagement in rural communities statewide including providing workshops, trainings, and targeted outreach conferences. The Local Governmental Unit (LGU), Director of Community Service (DCS)/Mental Health Commissioner has a statutory authority and responsibility for oversight and crosssystem management of the local mental hygiene system to meet the needs of individuals and families affected by mental illness, substance use disorder and/or intellectual/ developmental disability in their communities. LGU collaboration is a vital part of the work of Farmers Supporting Farmers program objectives. The Farmers Supporting Farmers awardee must collaborate with the applicable Local Governmental Units (LGUs) to support implementation of the program.