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Registered charity on the Isle of Man providing art therapy and creative interventions for children and young people with chronic illness.
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#DA552F
Flame Pea
218, 85, 47
13, 70, 52
0, 61, 78, 15
#0372C7
Lochmara
3, 114, 199
206, 97, 40
98, 43, 0, 22
#5BC0DE
Viking
91, 192, 222
194, 66, 61
59, 14, 0, 13
Manx Children’s Art Therapy (MCAT) is a registered charity on the Isle of Man dedicated to supporting children and young people living with long-term physical or mental health problems. Working in partnership with the Children’s Centre, the charity provides a clinical art psychotherapy service four days a week at the Centre. Through art therapy and other creative interventions, MCAT offers young people a supportive outlet for expression and wellbeing, while also helping to support their families.
Alongside its clinical work, MCAT has partnered with Manx National Heritage on community initiatives, including an “Art For Wellbeing” mural. The charity also shares news about its work and the donations that help fund its services, and invites the community to support its mission. Contributions have come from local organisations, businesses, groups and individuals. Formerly known as Teapot Trust Isle of Man, MCAT is based in Douglas and operates as an Isle of Man charity.
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How do I download the Manx Children's Art Therapy logo?
The Manx Children's Art Therapy logo comes in one version: an icon. Download as JPEG.
What are Manx Children's Art Therapy's brand colors?
The Manx Children's Art Therapy color palette uses the hex codes #DA552F, #0372C7 and #5BC0DE.
The Manx Children's Art Therapy name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Manx Children's Art Therapy and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Manx Children's Art Therapy. Their use is subject to Manx Children's Art Therapy's brand guidelines.
