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27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William marks the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen, which has been supported by the Homewards Fund to introduce its walking tours to the city, as well as rolling out to all six Homewards locations. The Prince joined trainees and staff for the first graduation event at Trinity Hall, marking the official launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen. His Royal Highness also met with other Homewards Aberdeen Coalition members who have helped launch Invisible Cities in Aberdeen, as well as partners who are supporting the roll out to other Homewards locations. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

27/03/2025. Aberdeen, UK. Prince William was joined by Gail Porter, Homewards Advocate and passionate campaigner for homelessness prevention, to meet with a resident who is moving into one of 31 newly furnished homes in Aberdeen. The homes have been delivered by Homewards Aberdeen’s Innovative Housing Project, which provides a model for community collaboration that sees empty homes being brought back into effective use more rapidly for those at risk of homelessness. His Royal Highness met one of the tenants and helped them as they furnished their new home. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace