The Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health (CCSMH) is a national organization dedicated to improving the mental health of older adults through advocacy, education, and research. Its conference serves as a forum for interdisciplinary exchange among clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. While the CCSMH is not a traditional arts institution, its conference provides a platform for creative practitioners whose work intersects with the lived experiences of aging and mental health. The award associated with this call is designed to honor contributions that advance understanding or awareness in this field. Creative works—whether visual art, film, writing, or performance—that illuminate the complexities of seniors' mental health are eligible. The selection process is conducted by a jury of experts in geriatric mental health and related disciplines, ensuring that submissions are evaluated for their relevance, originality, and potential impact. Artists who are selected will have the opportunity to present their work at the CCSMH conference, gaining exposure to a national network of professionals and advocates. This is not a conventional gallery exhibition or publication opportunity; rather, it is a chance to contribute to a vital conversation at the intersection of creativity and care. The curatorial vision emphasizes authenticity, dignity, and the nuanced portrayal of aging and mental health, avoiding stereotypes or sensationalism.