Warrington Launches Mental Health Hub for World Mental Health Day

New online resource, Happy? OK? Sad?, offers vital support and guidance for all ages in the local community.

Diverse group of people talking supportively in a community setting, promoting mental wellbeing.
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Diverse group of people talking supportively in a community setting, promoting mental wellbeing.

Warrington Borough Council has launched a new online mental health hub, Happy? OK? Sad?, coinciding with World Mental Health Day to provide accessible support and resources for residents.

World Mental Health Day presents an opportunity to initiate conversations, challenge stigma, and raise awareness of the available mental health support services. For those experiencing challenges or supporting loved ones, help is readily accessible.
The Warrington-based mental health website, Happy? OK? Sad?, serves as a central hub for information, resources, and services tailored to assist individuals of all ages in finding the support they require, precisely when they need it.
The online platform offers advice on maintaining good mental wellbeing, navigating life's difficulties, providing support to others, and accessing specialised local services.
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"World Mental Health Day is an opportunity for us all to reflect on our mental wellbeing and support those around us. This year's theme reminds us of the power of listening and ensuring that people's voices are heard. Whether you're experiencing difficulties yourself or supporting someone else, help is available. I'd encourage anyone looking for information, advice or support to visit Warrington's Happy? OK? Sad? website and find out what services are available locally."

Cllr Tony Higgins · Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care
For comprehensive information, advice, and support regarding mental health and wellbeing, residents are encouraged to visit happyoksad.org.uk.
Based on information from the official source: Warrington Borough Council (07/10/2026)