(12 Nov 2019) DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE MEET MENTAL HEALTH CHARITY VOLUNTEERS
Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, attended an event for the charity Shout on Tuesday (12 NOV. 2019) to celebrate the organization's volunteer work force.
Shout is a digital mental health support service that aims to make it easier for people in crisis to get help. Supported by The Royal Foundation, the project took three years of research, planning and a £3 million investment to get off the ground.
After meeting with volunteers and campaigners at the event in London's Troubadour White City Theatre, the Duke praised the team's work.
"Catherine and I just want to say a huge thank you to all of you, all the volunteers and all the supporters who have been here for Shout for the last few years," he said.
"You don't need me to tell you how important it is, you guys are living it and doing it every single day. And you're seeing for yourselves how important, how in need it all is."
Shout's Crisis Text Line can be reached 24/7 for free in the U.K. on 85258.

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