The Princess of Wales attends engagements in Northern England
On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales attended several engagements in Northern England to highlight the positive impact of community and nature on individuals who have experienced trauma, isolation, and poor mental health.
She first visited Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service in Bradford as Patron of Family Action. She met with therapists to hear more about how their creative therapies can help children to process trauma. The Princess of Wales also spent time with families to hear about their experience with the service.
Afterward, the Princess of Wales visited the Wakefield Trinity Rugby League Football Club as Patron of the Rugby Football League. She heard more about the Wakefield Trinity’s Community Foundation as well as the In Touch programme, which provides an open space for elderly people within the local community to help tackle social isolation. The Princess of Wales also met with young people from Wakefield’s Inspiring Futures programme, which supports those who are at risk of anti-social behaviour and youth crime.
The Princess of Wales then joined Mind Over Mountains, a charity offering professional mental health support through therapeutic outdoor experiences, for a wellbeing walk in the Peak District.
The Princess of Wales first wore her Holland Cooper blazer with a brown turtleneck and Jigsaw trousers (with thanks to KateMiddletonStyled). She paired the outfit with Emmy pumps. She also wore her Cartier earrings.
The Princess of Wales then wore her Dubarry and Seeland jackets with her Holland Cooper trousers and her Berghaus boots. She also wore her House of Bruar hat and a Brora snood (with thanks to MiddletonMaven). She wore the same Cartier earrings as earlier in the day.
