Prince William Champions Mental Health with New James’ Place Centre in Newcastle

The Prince of Wales opened the latest James’ Place centre, emphasizing the need for accessible mental health support for men.

Prince William inaugurated the new James’ Place centre in Newcastle, aimed at aiding men with suicidal thoughts.
The visit follows the tragic death of Thomas Kingston, highlighting the ongoing crisis of male suicide.
James’ Place has served over 2,300 men, with the Newcastle centre already assisting 140 since its opening.
The charity was founded after the suicide of James Wentworth-Stanley, aiming to prevent similar tragedies.
Prince William’s advocacy for mental health is part of his broader efforts to address key social issues.