The 2017 London Marathon could be the
launchpad for conversation on mental health, Prince Harry has said.
Addressing the public in a video message, the fifth to the throne
appealed for those still undecided to sign up and run in support of
the Heads Together charity. The message is part of a wider campaign
spearheaded by Harry and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with the
ambition to end stigma…
World Mental Health Day: Make asking for help no big deal, urge Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry
11th October 2016
To mark World Mental Health Day, the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry attended a reception at
County Hall in central London organised by their Heads Together
organisation. The event recognised outstanding individuals who have
helped others in need and included…
Special Heads Together event for World Mental Health Day being held by the Cambridges and Prince Harry
5th October 2016
Kensington Palace has announced that the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry will celebrate World
Mental Health Day at County Hall and The London Eye with Heads
Together on Monday, 10 October. Kensington Palace has said that the
theme for this year “focuses…
Support for jailed soldiers comes from Prince Charles and Prince Harry
5th October 2016
Six former soldiers who are jailed in
India for 5 years for not carrying the correct gun permits now have
the support of Prince Charles and Prince Harry to free them. The
six men were considered a threat to national security when they
were working on an anti-piracy vessel in the Indian Ocean. John and
Helen Armstrong wrote to Prince Charles to ask his help in setting
the men free, including their…
Prince Harry praised the inspiring
qualities of some of the UK’s seriously ill young people
tonight at an award ceremony in Central London.
In his speech celebrating the 2016 WellChild
Awards, Harry, 32, said: “This is now my ninth
WellChild Awards and each…
Prince Harry reveals how an Army Sergeant helped him find his confidence after the death of his mother
21st September 2016
Prince Harry has revealed he was ‘lacking
guidance’ after the death of his mother in 1997 and that it was his
Colour Sergeant at Sandhurst who helped him rebuild confidence in
the wake of the tragedy. Prince Harry was only 12 years old when
his mother died in a car crash…
Prince Harry has sent three tweets in
support of the eleven Invictus Games competitors that are competing
in the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, which will take place from 7-18
September. His Royal Highness said on the Kensington Palace Twitter
account, “To those @WeAreInvictus #Rio2016 competitors, what an
incredible achievement – well done for your selection. You’ve
trained harder…
Over the years, many people have stood
back and said we should protect animals in the wild, but Prince
Harry has recently put his skills and time into actually making a
difference on the ground. He has spent some time over in Malawi
working with an assisted migration scheme…
Members of Royal Family congratulate Team GB & Commonwealth athletes following Olympic success
22nd August 2016
The Queen has sent a message of
congratulations to all of the Team GB athletes following their
success at the 2016 Olympic Games held in Rio de Janeiro. In her
message, Her Majesty wrote: “I offer my warmest congratulations to
the athletes of Great Britain and Northern…
Prince Harry’s live HIV test has
encouraged more people to follow suit and request to know their HIV
status. According to Terrence Higgins Trust, which conducted the
15-minute test live on Facebook, orders for the self-testing
kit piloted during the video rose five fold, with an increase from
32 to 150 requests per day. The UK’s largest HIV and Sexual Health
charity welcomed the figures…
