William's Homewards project, which aims to eradicate homelessness, is supporting Invisible Cities Aberdeen, a social enterprise offering tours guided by people who have experienced sleeping rough.
The future king spent about 30 minutes on the streets of the Granite City.
Earlier in the day, he had launched a partnership between his foundation and recruitment firm Hays to provide job opportunities for people without a permanent home.
The prince, also known as the Duke of Rothesay in Scotland, joined a group of young people in a workshop discussing Project Flourish, a youth employability programme created by Hays, and homelessness charity Every Youth. After hearing some young people had been looking for work for up to two years, the prince said: "I think things are pretty demoralising having waited so long and keep getting rejected, that's going to get you down."
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Later, William, 42, teamed up with TV star Gail Porter and entrepreneur ...
The future king spent about 30 minutes on the streets of the Granite City.
Earlier in the day, he had launched a partnership between his foundation and recruitment firm Hays to provide job opportunities for people without a permanent home.
The prince, also known as the Duke of Rothesay in Scotland, joined a group of young people in a workshop discussing Project Flourish, a youth employability programme created by Hays, and homelessness charity Every Youth. After hearing some young people had been looking for work for up to two years, the prince said: "I think things are pretty demoralising having waited so long and keep getting rejected, that's going to get you down."
image [https://cdn.magzter.com/1583517504/1743130854/articles/on9q1IhwuU3fvAoE7Esys/5211557235.jpg]
Later, William, 42, teamed up with TV star Gail Porter and entrepreneur ...
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