Prince William Launches $4M Homelessness Initiative

The project aims to build 24 homes on his Cornwall estate, addressing the U.K.'s homelessness crisis.

Prince William announces a plan to build 24 homes for the homeless on his Cornwall estate, aiming to address the U.K.'s homelessness issue.
The project, in collaboration with St Petrocs charity, is set to begin in September 2024, with homes completed by fall 2025, costing nearly $4 million.
The initiative is part of William's five-year Homewards program, which seeks to make homelessness 'rare, brief, and unrepeated' in the U.K.
William was inspired by visits to shelters with his mother, Princess Diana, and has been actively involved in homelessness charities for years.
The development aims to provide high-quality temporary accommodation, offering dignity and a pathway to permanent housing.