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This tip sheet discusses ways to cope with the psychological effects of a drought and the difficult decisions it can cause and provides guidance in family decision-making related to drought.
View ResourceThis tip sheet discusses the mental health effects of drought on rural populations, how to recognize stress and depression, and suicide warning signs.
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