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The Duke of Cambridge is proud to be keeping his mother’s legacy alive.
On Thursday, Prince William paid a visit to the offices of The Passage, a charity providing support for people experiencing homelessness to help transform their lives.
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The royal shared photos of the visit on Twitter, sharing that he is “touched by the warmth and friendliness, and the dignity and respect” the charity shows to everyone.
40 years. 40 years of life-changing work @PassageCharity
Every time I come here, I am touched by the warmth and friendliness, and the dignity and respect you show to everyone who comes through your door. pic.twitter.com/wuQdQk2DJ4
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) September 30, 2021
William also remembered his many past visits to The Passage, including the first time he went there with his mother, Princess Diana, who was also a supporter.
I am always so impressed to see and hear the difference that The Passage makes to the lives of people who are experiencing homelessness.
Thank you to everyone for your continuous work. W
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) September 30, 2021
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This year, The Passage celebrates its 40th anniversary, and they expressed their honour at having hosted William at their commemoration and inaugural awards ceremony.
A privilege to have hosted you this evening! Thank you for all that you have done to support us! https://t.co/naTiah0LAA
— The Passage Charity (@PassageCharity) September 30, 2021
