For some visitors, reaching a farm with unpaved roads, cooking over firewood, and limited access to modern facilities feels like stepping into a remote village in Nepal. This very “Nepali lifestyle” experience is being offered free of charge to support Nepalis struggling with mental health issues, says Pralad Ghimire, the operator of a farm located about 20 kilometres west of Goulburn. Ghimire spoke to SBS Nepali about how Sasurali Hamro Farm has become a short holiday destination for Nepalis, while also playing a welfare role in supporting mental well-being within the community.
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