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Royal Duo Serves Hope at Homeless Charity
17 Dec
Summary
- Prince William and Prince George attended a Christmas lunch for charity clients.
- William has a long-standing connection to the homelessness charity Passage.
- The Prince of Wales aims to expose his children to homelessness issues.
Prince William, accompanied by his son Prince George, participated in a Christmas lunch for clients at The Passage, a homelessness charity in London. This engagement marks a significant step in Prince William's commitment to involve his children in understanding homelessness issues. He has previously spoken about his intention to expose Prince George and his siblings to organizations that support the homeless.
The Prince of Wales has a deep personal connection to The Passage, having been introduced to the charity by his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, over three decades ago. He became a patron in 2019, reflecting on the profound impact early visits had on his perspective about societal dignity and support.
This initiative aligns with William's broader efforts to combat homelessness, including his Homewards programme. His dedication to these causes, inspired by his mother's legacy with charities like Centrepoint, underscores a commitment to fostering empathy and action within the younger generation.
