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SUMMARY:Tate Liverpool: Tate Liverpool: Tackling the Blues
DESCRIPTION:\nEnjoy a free display of artworks created by children and youn
 g people in Merseyside and West Lancashire\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis summer\, join
  us for the Tackling the Blues\, a display of artwork created by local chi
 ldren across 20 schools. The budding artists have created their work along
 side artist Catherine Rogers\, as well as our Tackling the Blues mentors\;
  Edge Hill University students trained in accredited mental health courses
 .\nAbout Tackling the Blues\nTackling the Blues (TtB) is an award-winning 
 sport\, physical activity and arts education-based programme. It supports 
 children and young people aged 6-16 who are experiencing\, or are at risk 
 of developing\, mental illness. Tackling the Blues (TtB) is delivered in p
 artnership between Edge Hill University (EHU)\, Everton in the Community (
 EitC) and Tate Liverpool. The programme is currently funded by the Office 
 for Students (OfS) and Research England with support from the Premier Leag
 ue Charitable Fund.\n\n\n\n\n
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