Since becoming a member of the royal family in 2011, the Duchess of Cambridge has become patron of a number of charities and organisations across the United Kingdom, particularly patronages focused on art, sports, young people, and mental health. As the Duchess celebrates her 40th birthday, Royal Central is taking a deeper look at her patronages supporting children.
Action for Children
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Duchess of Cambridge to visit two schools in support of Children's Mental Health Week
31st January 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge will be out in support of Children’s Mental Health Week next week when she visits two schools to learn how they support their students, faculty, and parents with mental health.
Kate will first visit Lavender Primary School, where she will meet…
Duchess of Cambridge releases video urging for more emotional support for children
8th February 2016
The Duchess of Cambridge has released a video message to mark Children’s Mental Health Week where she urges her belief that children should be “supported through difficult times in their lives”.
The Duchess is patron of the children’s mental health…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have spent the day in friendly competition as they raised money for a selection of charities.
The couple spent over an hour touring the offices of ICAP this morning, one of the world’s largest market brokers, as they attended its annual Charity Day in a bid to support their chosen patronages.
Based in London, ICAP carries out transactions for large…
Kate Urges School Leaders To "Provide a Strong Foundation" in Heartfelt Conference Speech
18th November 2015
The Duchess of Cambridge made a warm and heartfelt speech today, calling on schools to do more to help children with mental health issues.
Kate, who was opening the Place2Be Headteacher Conference in London, said her own childhood was “wonderful and secure”…
The Duchess of Cambridge is set to meet headteachers from across the country next week, in a bid to raise awareness of young people’s mental health issues.
Kate will spend Wednesday at the Place2Be Headteacher’s Conference in her capacity as the charity’s…
