Whether you’re here to submit artwork or looking for help with your mental health, we’ve got you. Below are answers to common questions, and real resources you can connect with right now.
ARTWORK SUBMISSIONS HELP
Go to the Share Your Story page, fill in the details, then click submit. Please note that it will still have to undergo a process of approval from us, but rest assured, you will receive a confirmation message once your artwork is received.
To submit your artwork to Drawn From the Mind, please make sure your submission includes the following:
- Name – Provide your name. If you prefer, you may submit anonymously.
- Email Address – Used only for communication regarding your submission.
- Artwork Title – The name of your piece.
- Artist Statement – A short explanation (around 1–3 paragraphs) describing the meaning, story, or emotions behind your artwork.
- Tags (optional) – Keywords that describe the themes or emotions in your work (e.g., anxiety, healing, hope).
- Artwork Link – A link to your artwork file or folder containing your cover artwork/poster. Any medium is accepted as long as you include a cover artwork or poster that will represent your piece in the gallery.
- Consent Confirmation – You must agree to allow your artwork to be shared in the Drawn From the Mind gallery.
- Digital Illustrations/Posters/Drawings/Paintings: JPG/PNG, max 10 MB, min 1080×1080 px
- Photography: JPG/PNG, max 15 MB, min 1920×1080 px
- Videos: MP4/MOV, max 500 MB, max 5 minutes
- Audio: MP3 or WAV, maximum file size 100 MB, maximum duration 5 minutes
- Optional for Any Medium: If the file is too large to upload, submit a link to the audio (e.g., SoundCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, Website Link) and a thumbnail image for display
IMPORTANT: Please provide a cover artwork/poster for your submission. This will serve as the preview image in the gallery.
Yes! You can choose whether your name is displayed or whether your artwork appears anonymously.
Your submission will be sent to our email and will be reviewed by the campaign team before being published in the gallery. If there are issues with the file or details, we will contact you through your email.
If you need to update or remove your artwork, you may contact us through our email –> support@drawnfromthemind.org
Feel free to email us at –> support@drawnfromthemind.org
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
Call or text anytime — trained listeners are available 24/7:
- National Center for Mental Health (NCMH) Crisis Line:
– ✆ 1553 (landline, toll‑free)
– ✆ 0917‑899‑8727 / 0966‑351‑4518 / 0908‑639‑2672 (mobile) - HOPELINE (Suicide Support):
– ✆ 2919 (Globe/TM toll‑free)
– ✆ (02) 8804‑4673 / 0917‑558‑4673 / 0918‑873‑4673 - In Touch Community Services Crisis Line:
– ✆ (02) 8893‑7603
– ✆ 0917‑800‑1123 / 0922‑893‑8944 - Quezon City Helpline 122:
– ✆ 122 (24/7 emotional support integrated with mental health support services)
National Center for Mental Health (NCMH) Crisis Hotline – Department of Health Philippines
https://lusog-isip.deped.gov.ph/self-help-directory/
In Touch Community Services Crisis Line – Mental health counseling and crisis support organization in the Philippines
https://in-touch.org/contact-us/
MentalHealthPH Emergency Help Directory – National mental health awareness and advocacy organization
https://mentalhealthph.org/help/
If what you’re feeling is heavy but not immediately life‑threatening, you can:
- Reach out to a trusted friend or family member and let them know how you’re feeling.
- Talk to a teacher, counselor, or trusted adult.
- Visit online directories for local professionals and support groups:
- MindConnect PH — articles, care tools, and directories for help options (https://mindconnect.ph/)
- Silakbo PH Mental Health Resources — listings of clinics, support groups, and hotlines across the Philippines (https://www.silakbo.ph/help/)
Yes! Everyone feels heavy emotions — but if those feelings are persistent for 2 weeks or more , intense, or affecting your daily life, it’s okay and important to talk to someone who can help.
You don’t have to have the “right words.” Just starting with “I’m struggling right now” is enough. Crisis listeners are trained to help you with whatever you’re going through.
Not every support option works the same for everyone, and that’s okay. If a hotline didn’t feel helpful before, you might consider trying another one, reaching out to a trusted friend, family member, school counselor, or a mental health professional. Different forms of support can feel different, and it may take time to find what works best for you. You deserve understanding and care, and there are people and resources that want to help.
If you are in immediate danger or feel unsafe, please seek urgent help from a trusted person nearby or local emergency services.
Then you’re welcome to reach out us at support@drawnfromthemind.org
But please note that we are not professional counselors, but we can help you connect with resources and guide you toward the right support.