Kate Middleton and Prince William.Photo: PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoKate MiddletonandPrince Williamare championing the mental health of healthcare workers.The royal couple traveled to rural Lancashire in the northwest of England on Thursday to check in on health staff members who have faced unique challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.William and Kate met with doctors, nurses and other health workers at Clitheroe Community Hospital. The couple was particularly interested to hear how NHS Charities Together, whichthe couple has promoted through the last two years, has supported hospitals and their staff over the past two years.They were also introduced to the latest aid for overworked healthcare workers — a cockapoo puppy named Alfie who will be trained as a therapy dog to support patients and workers at the hospital. Kate and William were right at home with the adorable puppy. They adopted anew black cocker spaniel into their familylast year after the death of their beloved dog Lupo.As they took turns holding and petting Alfie, Kate said with a laugh, “Our dog is going to be very upset. She’s going to be like, ‘Where have you been?’ “After their visit with the puppy, they shared a playful tweet, asking people to weigh in on who they thought Alfie preferred: William or Kate!The addition of Alfie is one way that NHS Charities Together has been crucial in helping support the mental wellbeing of their staffers.Kate Middleton and Prince William.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoThe charity has donated more than $410,000 to help set up wellbeing services for the 9,000 staff across East Lancashire Hospitals Trust — and has funded the arrival of the therapy dog.Kate Middleton and Prince William.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoCan’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoWilliam and Kate also spent time talking to patients about how they’ve been coping throughout the pandemic and heard about the successful vaccination efforts.Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images / Alamy Stock PhotoTheir visit to Lancashire marks their second outing of the week. On Wednesday,they visited the Foundling Museum in Londonto hear about work being done for children who have lived in care.
Kate Middleton and Prince William.Photo: PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo
Kate MiddletonandPrince Williamare championing the mental health of healthcare workers.The royal couple traveled to rural Lancashire in the northwest of England on Thursday to check in on health staff members who have faced unique challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.William and Kate met with doctors, nurses and other health workers at Clitheroe Community Hospital. The couple was particularly interested to hear how NHS Charities Together, whichthe couple has promoted through the last two years, has supported hospitals and their staff over the past two years.They were also introduced to the latest aid for overworked healthcare workers — a cockapoo puppy named Alfie who will be trained as a therapy dog to support patients and workers at the hospital. Kate and William were right at home with the adorable puppy. They adopted anew black cocker spaniel into their familylast year after the death of their beloved dog Lupo.As they took turns holding and petting Alfie, Kate said with a laugh, “Our dog is going to be very upset. She’s going to be like, ‘Where have you been?’ “After their visit with the puppy, they shared a playful tweet, asking people to weigh in on who they thought Alfie preferred: William or Kate!The addition of Alfie is one way that NHS Charities Together has been crucial in helping support the mental wellbeing of their staffers.Kate Middleton and Prince William.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoThe charity has donated more than $410,000 to help set up wellbeing services for the 9,000 staff across East Lancashire Hospitals Trust — and has funded the arrival of the therapy dog.Kate Middleton and Prince William.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoCan’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images/Alamy Stock PhotoWilliam and Kate also spent time talking to patients about how they’ve been coping throughout the pandemic and heard about the successful vaccination efforts.Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images / Alamy Stock PhotoTheir visit to Lancashire marks their second outing of the week. On Wednesday,they visited the Foundling Museum in Londonto hear about work being done for children who have lived in care.
Kate MiddletonandPrince Williamare championing the mental health of healthcare workers.
The royal couple traveled to rural Lancashire in the northwest of England on Thursday to check in on health staff members who have faced unique challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.
William and Kate met with doctors, nurses and other health workers at Clitheroe Community Hospital. The couple was particularly interested to hear how NHS Charities Together, whichthe couple has promoted through the last two years, has supported hospitals and their staff over the past two years.
They were also introduced to the latest aid for overworked healthcare workers — a cockapoo puppy named Alfie who will be trained as a therapy dog to support patients and workers at the hospital. Kate and William were right at home with the adorable puppy. They adopted anew black cocker spaniel into their familylast year after the death of their beloved dog Lupo.
As they took turns holding and petting Alfie, Kate said with a laugh, “Our dog is going to be very upset. She’s going to be like, ‘Where have you been?’ "
After their visit with the puppy, they shared a playful tweet, asking people to weigh in on who they thought Alfie preferred: William or Kate!
The addition of Alfie is one way that NHS Charities Together has been crucial in helping support the mental wellbeing of their staffers.
Kate Middleton and Prince William.PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo
The charity has donated more than $410,000 to help set up wellbeing services for the 9,000 staff across East Lancashire Hospitals Trust — and has funded the arrival of the therapy dog.
Can’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!
Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo
William and Kate also spent time talking to patients about how they’ve been coping throughout the pandemic and heard about the successful vaccination efforts.
Prince William and Kate Middleton.PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo
Their visit to Lancashire marks their second outing of the week. On Wednesday,they visited the Foundling Museum in Londonto hear about work being done for children who have lived in care.
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