The mum-of-three, who has made children's right and mental health a staple part of her work as a royal, has been patron of Place2Be since 2013. Kate told the event there was now a "much greater awareness" of children's mental health, adding that Place2Be's services have "never been more needed". "Imagine the difference it would make to thousands, if not millions, more children, teachers and parents, if this vision was a reality." Kate helped launch the first ever Children’s Mental Health Week in 2015. (Image: Getty Images) (Image: Getty Images)Earlier in the day, Kate attended the annual Commonwealth service at Westminster Abbey.

Source: Daily Mirror March 09, 2020 19:54 UTC