Future king's important video released
The Prince and Princess of Wales use their official Instagram account to champion causes close to their hearts
Prince William and Kate Middleton's office has released a heartfelt video, showing the future king with tears while speaking of suicide.
The Prince and Princess of Wales took a wise step as they used their official Instagram account to share a video aimed at supporting suicide prevention efforts.
In the video, William urges individuals to open up about their struggles and hardships with family and friends to navigate difficult times.
The short film released on World Mental Health Day, October 9, was captioned: "The Royal Foundation’s new National Suicide Prevention Network is aiming to transform suicide prevention across the UK, bringing organisations and those with lived experience from the four home nations together to work to prevent suicide."
The new Royal Foundation–backed network will be chaired by Professor Ann John, a leading expert in suicide and self-harm prevention and Consultant in Public Health Medicine for Public Health Wales.
The initiative will focus on understanding and addressing the root causes of suicide, providing accessible support for everyone, and fostering greater collaboration, innovation, and action across the U.K.
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