Prince William celebrated his wife Kate's work with young children today as he joined a 会議／協議会 to help end homelessness.
The Prince of むちの跡s agreed to selfies from 支持者s and あられ／賞賛するd a former rough sleeper who had turned his life 一連の会議、交渉／完成する as '勇敢に立ち向かう' for telling his story.
William, 41, joined a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 at the Millennium Gallery in the South Yorkshire city to discuss ways to end homelessness.
When the topic of childhood was raised by Sheffield City 会議 長，指導者 (n)役員／(a)執行力のある Kate Josephs, William すぐに 発言／述べるd about the success of Kate's 早期に years 事業／計画（する）s.?持つ／拘留するing his palms out and smiling, he said: '投機・賭けるing into my wife's 領土 here. She needs to be sat here to hear this.'
Earlier in the day, 支持者 Peter Brownley, 61, told him that he was a 抱擁する fan of the 王室の Family and had sent the Princess of むちの跡s a get 井戸／弁護士席 soon card. William replied: 'You really are very 肉親，親類d.'
It comes as Kate's 回復 from 外科 appears to be 進歩ing after （映画の）フィート数 得るd by The Sun showed her and William at the Windsor Farm Shop on Saturday.
The Princess?can be seen with her hair 負かす／撃墜する, wearing a 黒人／ボイコット jacket and leggings, chatting with her husband and looking 'happy and relaxed' によれば an 観察者／傍聴者.
Prince William …に出席するs a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 in Sheffield today
When the topic of childhood was raised by Sheffield City 会議 長，指導者 (n)役員／(a)執行力のある Kate Josephs (left), William すぐに 発言／述べるd about the success of Kate's 早期に years 事業／計画（する）s
Leigh Stinchcombe 得る，とらえるs William for a selfie at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s with nurse Maisy 物陰／風下 after …に出席するing the 会合 in Sheffield today
William …に出席するs a Homewards Sheffield 会合 at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today
The Prince with Homewards 長，指導者 Liz Laurence at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today
Today, the Prince arrived in Sheffield city centre by car and walked through the Winter Garden - an 都市の glasshouse.
Leigh Stinchcombe, 33, grabbed William for a selfie and said afterwards he was a 'big fan' of the prince.
William held Leigh's coffee 襲う，襲って強奪する and helped work the phone before patting him gently on the shoulder and shaking 手渡すs.
Sitting in the Millennium Gallery's 会議／協議会 space with the 連合, William heard from 事業／計画（する） 労働者 Chris Lynam, 41, who 述べるd how he had turned his life around after he ended up homeless then in 刑務所，拘置所 seven years ago.
William said: 'I want to say how 勇敢に立ち向かう you are to be here telling your story, it's amazing where you are.'
The prince asked his 補佐官s to get Mr Lynam's 接触する 詳細（に述べる）s so they could stay in touch.
William also asked the 専門家s for their opinions about the extent of family homelessness in the city of Sheffield and 衝撃 of 麻薬 中毒 on 主要な to rough sleeping.
He also discussed how 早期に 介入 can turn around lives and asked Mr Lynam to explain during his '旅行' the moments when people 'stepped in' to help.
Looking animated, William said: 'You guys know this better than I do, but there is no one-size or one 解答 that fits all. I see it almost as an umbrella and all your ideas, 知恵 and experiences together, and we can mix around and produce something.'
Two members of the 連合 grabbed William after he left the room to bend his ear about their ideas for stopping homelessness.
Mr Lynam, who also served in the 海軍 and spent time in 刑務所，拘置所 for 罪，犯罪s 含むing 放火（罪） and 押し込み強盗, said afterwards: 'He was a nice man and really listened. I liked him.'
The Prince of むちの跡s during a visit to a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 today
The Prince of むちの跡s speaks with a 委任する／代表 after …に出席するing the 会合 in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s listens during a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 today
The Prince of むちの跡s with nurse Maisy 物陰／風下 after …に出席するing the 会合 in Sheffield today
Prince William during a visit to a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 today
The Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today
The Prince was in Sheffield this morning to 明かす major かかわり合いs to his Homewards 率先, to end the 天罰（を下す） of homeless in the UK.
Family homeliness has been an 増加するing 問題／発行する in 最近の years for the city, which was 発表するd as one of the six 旗艦 Homewards 場所s where William and his team are working to eradicate the 問題／発行する within the next five years.
His approach, bringing 重要な players in the field together - from home 建設業者s to landlords, 地元の 会議s, charities to those with lived experience of the problem- was 賞賛するd by Scott 黒人／ボイコット, COO of house 建設業者 Places for People, one of the country's biggest landlords who has 誓約（する）d five homes for homeless families in Sheffield.
Mr 黒人／ボイコット told him: 'Your 会を召集するing 力／強力にする and your 見通し, together with our 集団の／共同の 資源s around the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する and our experience in what we do, we believe we can end homeless in Sheffield for good. Thank you for 存在 the catalyst for that change and the 適切な時期 for us to do our past.
'Your 王室の Highness, coming together we can do so much more. We can 配達する much needed, more affordable house 特に for homeless families here in Sheffield. I am 絶対 納得させるd it is possible.
The Pri nce with Homewards 長，指導者 Liz Laurence at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s during a visit to a Homewards Sheffield 地元の 連合 会合 today
The Prince of むちの跡s speaks with a 委任する／代表 after …に出席するing the 会合 in Sheffield today
Prince William joins discussions about the 衝撃 made by Homewards in Sheffield today
The Prince with Homewards 長，指導者 Liz Laurence at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield today?
'And also to 供給する more 包む-around services that are so 猛烈に needed so that we can break that generational cycle for the most 攻撃を受けやすい in society.'
'No, thank you,' said William. 'I 高く評価する／（相場などが）上がる that but this has been a team 成果／努力. It's the only way it's going to work. This is the start of the 旅行, this is just the beginning. I am excited you are all sat 一連の会議、交渉／完成する the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する and are here.'
William's 誓約（する） of end homeless in the UK is one of his biggest personal passions and something he had 誓約（する）d his かかわり合い to for life.
Today he 明かすd a link-up with DIY 巨大（な） Homebase which has 誓約（する）d a major 投資 of £1million to support Homewards in furnishing and decorating new house in 事業／計画（する）s.
In a second major 率先, William 明らかにする／漏らすd that 地元の Sheffield landlords have committed to 供給する 31 homes as a start for families at 危険 of, or experiencing, homeless in the city.
Damian McGloughlin, 長，指導者 (n)役員／(a)執行力のある of Homebase, told the Prince: 'I 本人自身で feel very 堅固に our 製品s can help here. My 誓約（する） is that we want to support [Homewards] with £1million over the next five years for starter 道具s for people that are going to be using them [the new 住宅].
The Prince of むちの跡s is shown a poster during his trip to The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s visits a 住宅 workshop at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
William listens during a visit to The Learning Zone in Sheffield for a 住宅 workshop today
The Prince of むちの跡s at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today as he hears about the homeless
The Prince of むちの跡s visits a 住宅 workshop at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s is shown a poster during his trip to The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
William listens during a visit to The Learning Zone in Sheffield for a 住宅 workshop today
The Prince of むちの跡s 提起する／ポーズをとるs with a group of people at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
'Bricks and 迫撃砲 is just one part of it but it's what is inside the homes too, bringing them to life ーに関して／ーの点でs of wellbeing and 存在 a 安全な 港／避難所. I feel really 熱烈な about this.
'The more people doing this together, the more companies, the more 共同s, will really get this movement going. My team really cares about this.'
William also spoke to the (n)役員／(a)執行力のある director of Sheffield City 会議, Ajman Ali, and 表明するd his sympathy that they, like 会議s up and 負かす／撃墜する the country, were 取引，協定ing with one 危機 after another, without the 適切な時期 to look up and 計画（する） 解答s その上の 負かす／撃墜する the line which stop people becoming homeless in the first place.
Mr Ali agreed that umbrella organisations such as Homewards would be invaluable in enabling them to do that and 確実にする that people did not become homeless in the first place.
The prince also asked one long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 landlord who has always been willing to work with the homeless: 'What's the long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 危険s, why are some landlord 気が進まない to get along with this? What are the challenges for them?'
Vicky Keyworth, director of Letzmove, explained that the gap between rent 存在 予定 and house 利益 or other credits 存在 paid can result in in gaps of four or five months in them 存在 paid, which 追加するs to the 不本意 of renting to those in need of social 住宅.
The Prince of むちの跡s visits a 住宅 workshop at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s speaks during his trip to The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
William speaks during a visit to The Learning Zone in Sheffield for a 住宅 workshop today
The Prince of むちの跡s visits a 住宅 workshop at The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
The Prince of むちの跡s speaks during his trip to The Learning Zone in Sheffield today
Steve Thavan, of Keystone 所有物／資産／財産 Group, said it was the first time he had seen 'such an amazing collection of people' around a （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する trying to sort the 問題／発行する together.
William said: 'What I'm really excited about is we can bring together so many different parts of social that can all with this 問題／発行する, that maybe you don't always get the chance to sit 負かす／撃墜する together.
'So pooling your 資源s , your experiences and 知恵 all together can 打ち明ける many more doors and quicker. You are all working in your little worlds trying 猛烈に to do it but don't really have the traction you might like.'
Earlier William spoke to several people with lived experience of homelessness and those working with them.
'What's your experience of homelessness guys? What are your lived experiences in this area?'
He was told that there was still a lot of stigma around it, with many 攻撃を受けやすい （弁護士の）依頼人s 不正に needing long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 包む-around care instead of the statutory six weeks that is so often 申し込む／申し出d.
'Yes, that's something we hear a lot,' the prince said. 'That wraparound care is 批判的な. People come from so many difficult backgrounds.
'The needs are diverse and 広大な／多数の／重要な. Hopefully we are starting to challenge the stigma around social 住宅. Things are changing.
'Can I ask what the big challenges in Sheffield are? What do we with Homewards need to do get things off the ground in Sheffield. What 重要な things do you want me to leave with?'
He was told that many experiencing homeless had 苦しむd 深い personal 外傷／ショック that they needed support for.
'Yes, consistency in support is something that needs to be changed 同様に,' William said thoughtfully. 'I hear a lot about people having to explain their stories to a new person each time.'
March 11: Prince William and Kate are seen leaving Windsor together as they are driven in a car?
March 10: Kensington Palace 解放（する）d the first picture of Ka te since her 復部の 外科
December 25, 2023: Kate was last seen with her family …に出席するing church at Sandringham?
He 追加するd: 'You don't see the hidden homeless of families. You see a lot of people sleeping rough, but not the other stories. We are trying to bring these other facets out.'
One of those he spoke to was influencer and 選挙運動者 Kwajo Tweneboa, 25, from Croydon, South London, who said he was 'blown away' by William's 決意 to use his position to bring about systemic change.
Mr Tweneboa has 本人自身で experienced family homeless since the age of 12 - finding himself living in a 貯蔵 コンテナ with his family at one point - and has 充てるd his life to 最高潮の場面ing the often truly horrific stories of those 苦しむing from sub-基準 social 住宅.
He said: 'People up and 負かす／撃墜する the country are living in slum-like 条件s. There are not enough 解答s - and when I spoke to William's team I thought 'yes, they get this'. They want to do something. Those living in poor 条件s do not often have their 発言する／表明するs heard. He hears them.
'I have been travelling up and 負かす／撃墜する the country 最高潮の場面ing their stories. I have visited homes riddled with damp and mould, a lady with a young child living with a cockroach infestation so bad for ten years that I left with cockroaches on me.
'And people are ashamed and they are 脅すd that they will not only be 裁判官 if they complain, but they may have their children taken off them.
'William could 焦点（を合わせる） on so many different 問題／発行するs. While he may not have experienced first-手渡す homelessness or living in poor 条件s with cockroaches or mice, the fact that he has recognised that people living up and 負かす／撃墜する the country who are and wants to put their 指名する behind supporting 解答s to these problems is really important.
'It's the biggest 緊急 that this country 直面するs at the moment, with a 抱擁する knock-on 影響 on other services. He is one of the most famous people on the 惑星. He is 絶対 to be 拍手喝采する.'
Before he left William chatted at length with a group of 使用者s at The Learning Zone library area about everything from their love of Elvis to his wife.
