Talks about the celebration of the 90th anniversary of Elizabeth II in Windsor Castle did not stop as British monarchs again appeared in front of cameras, performing their duties. This time the journalists covered the current trip of the young heirs of the Crown of Great Britain to the Olympic Park of Queen Elizabeth II.
For mental health, too, should be monitored
This morning Kate, William and Harry launched the large-scale charity campaign Heads Together. Its goal is to destroy the stereotype that members of society should feel free to hide and hide their mental problems. To work on this difficult task, the British monarchs will be assisted by 7 charitable organizations. After the official opening, lunch was organized, where young people talked to the press. Each of them said a few phrases about today's event. "Physical health is very important for a person, but if there is no mental health, then a member of our society will not feel fully. It is very important that people understand - the mental state needs to be paid the same attention as physical ", - Kate Middleton told. Prince Harry supported his relative saying: "Each of us can help in this situation. It's enough just to stop being embarrassed by your mental problems and start talking about them. In addition, it is very important that society provides assistance to those in need of mental support. " "Let's change the attitude to people with mental problems, combining our efforts together," - concluded in conclusion, Prince William.
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Young monarchs often participate in similar events
Kate Middleton, princes William and Harry just released a video, which called on everyone to pay attention to mental health. In late April, William, Kate and Harry visited the London Marathon, where they talked with its participants, drawing their attention to the increasing problems with the mental state in society.
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