Duke and Duchess of Cornwall hear about work of local homeless charity
St Petrocs welcomed Prince William and Kate, during their visit to the county yesterday (Thursday 9 February)
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall spent time in conversation with local homeless charity, St Petrocs, about homelessness in the county during their visit to the Dracaena Centre in Falmouth yesterday (Thursday 9 February).
Prince William and Kate met with current and past residents, staff members, and the Chair of Trustees to discuss the work and impact of St Petrocs across the county.
The Royal couple were visibly engaged through the 15 minute conversation and were especially interested to hear the personal experiences of residents.
Henry Meacock, Chief Executive, said: "It is a privilege for St Petrocs to have been included in the visit.
"The Duke and Duchess have stated that their priorities for their charitable work include homelessness, mental health and the environment, all of which are issues central to our charity.
"I believe the meeting will help us increase awareness of the issue of homelessness and will lead to action to address some of the current challenges our clients and residents face."
This was the first joint visit to the county for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall since inheriting their new titles in September.