The couple trekking around Australia on horseback to raise money for mental health

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Monique and Erwin van Vliet Source: Supplied / Melissa Gauld, Crazy Horse Design

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It’s been a tough year Australia’s 2.3 million small and family business owners. For some, the stress took a toll on mental health, while financial pressures have forced others to wind up their ventures. One couple who sold their business are now raising funds to help others.

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