Welcome to the Tough Enough To Care Mental Health Art Competition 2024!

We are thrilled to invite you to participate in our Mental Health Art Competition, a unique opportunity to combine creativity with a powerful cause. This year, we’re calling on artists of all levels—whether seasoned or just starting out—to share their vision of mental health through their art.

Why Art Matters

Art has a remarkable ability to express emotions and experiences that words often cannot capture. It serves as a profound medium for exploring, communicating, and understanding mental health.  Art can be a healing tool and a way to offer support and understanding to those who need it most.

How You Can Get Involved

To enter our competition:

Create Your Artwork: Use any visual art form—drawing, painting, digital art, etc.—to express your perspective on mental health.

Submit Your Entry: Upload your artwork through our online submission form: https://forms.gle/TSxDhFYzNhYhDkkF9 

 We welcome digital submissions, including high-quality scans or photographs of your artwork.

And include a £5 donation here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/artcompetition2024 to help support our crucial services.

Prize Details: Winners will receive an exclusive prize hamper filled with Tough Enough To Care merchandise and art supply vouchers.

Why Your Participation Matters

By participating, you’re not just showcasing your talent; you’re making a tangible difference.

Your donation will directly support our essential services, including support groups and our text helpline, ensuring that more individuals receive the help they need.

Key Information

• Theme: Mental Health
• Medium: Any
• Eligibility:
• Adults competition = (16+)
• Young artists Competition = (under 16s)
• Submission Guidelines: We welcome digital submissions, including high-quality scans or photographs of your artwork.
• Entry Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1Y6DvGtThRMH_mzxxoOUYhwUgLx7b0Trn9z3S-glCXWn6CA/viewform?usp=sf_link
• Submissions to be in by: Thursday 31^st October

We look forward to seeing how you interpret and represent mental health through your art.