Prince William visits community projects in Manchester aimed at tackling youth violence and meets with families impacted by violence.
Prince William travelled to Manchester today to visit community projects aimed at tackling youth violence . The Prince of Wales started his day at The Hideaway Youth Centre in Moss Side before heading to the Millenium Powerhouse. He met with families of those impacted by violence on our streets, as well as young people making positive changes in the south Manchester suburb. It comes after he made a promise he gave to a Moss Side woman he met at Buckingham Palace earlier this year.
Wendy Simms, who founded the community lifeline Keeping It Real 24/7, met William at a Palace garden party in May to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.She invited him to the Rastafarian HQ, and today he made good on his promise to come, alongside visiting a number of other community projects in the area. The Royal Foundation is working alongside the Manchester Together Peace Alliance to launch a new employment, skills and training initiative. Prince William said he hoped Manchester would build a 'template' of youth work that could be rolled out across the country
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