WIRAC's David Jordan, Carla Thornton, Amy Higgins, Jess Thompson and De Kelly.
WIRAC's David Jordan, Carla Thornton, Amy Higgins, Jess Thompson and De Kelly. Sean Teuma

Warwick gets behind R U OK? Day

AS THE acknowledgement of mental health issues continues to rise, a number of businesses and organisations donned the yellow shirts to support R U OK? Day.

An event was staged by Southern Downs Suicide Prevention and headspace at Warwick Town Hall, inviting residents to come down, have a tea or coffee, a snack and a chat.

Counsellors were on deck for the morning tea, offering support for people in the community.

Check out the gallery from R U OK? Day below:



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