The sustainably-made 8ft banner, which shows interpretations of the city of Liverpool and LFC was made using old LFC Foundation t-shirts.
It was created by children from Our Lady Immaculate Primary School, who were taught to sew by older adults from nearby retirement housing schemes.
During the six-week project - which aims to break down barriers between generations by bringing them together - both generations have been learning about the history of Liverpool FC and its connections within their community, while taking part in physical activity sessions, including chair-based exercises, delivered by the LFC Foundation coaches.
The older participants have shared useful ‘forgotten’ skills and resources, which can considerably benefit younger generations, like weaving, knitting and sewing.