Prince William Marks Homelessness Campaign Two Years, Honors Diana Across Six UK Regions

Prince William honored his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 64th birthday by focusing on homelessness, a cause she deeply cared about. He marked the two-year anniversary of his charity, Homewards, in Sheffield, where he engaged with regional leaders and highlighted the initiative's efforts to make homelessness rare, brief, and unrepeated. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown praised William for transforming public attitudes toward homelessness, comparing his influence to Diana's impact on AIDS and landmine awareness. At the event, William emphasized that homelessness is not solely about housing but also about addressing the broader challenges individuals face, including employment opportunities. Additionally, Princess Diana's brother, Earl Charles Spencer, paid tribute by sharing a rare childhood photograph of Diana, reflecting the enduring affection and admiration the public holds for her legacy. William's ongoing dedication to homelessness continues the compassionate work his mother championed during her life.