The royal traveled to a Kent educational center, where she met children with communication issues, autism, and Down syndrome and their parents.
, the center’s directorpraised the Portage Association for its role in supporting children with developmental needs across the UK. “Providing strong support for children, parents and carers during these earliest years is essential and can have a life-changing impact—this is never more true than for those families caring for children with special educational needs,” he wrote.
Through the Shaping Us campaign, Kate has also been highlighting the importance of mental health, another one of her main charitable interests.a radio DJ who took on a role as an advocate after losing a friend to suicide, praised the princess’s passion for the issue, which she displayed on a trip to his family home.
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