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Catherine Showed 'Genuine Passion' During Oxford Visit
Princess Kate highlighted how smartphones cause disconnection in families and promoted early childhood social and emotional skill development to support lifelong wellbeing.
- The Princess of Wales visited Home-Start Oxford at the Rose Hill Community Centre to meet volunteers and families supported by the organisation.
- Kate undertook this visit to learn about how Home-Start Oxford assists parents juggling work, finances, and creating a nurturing home.
- During her visit, Kate chatted with volunteers, asked about the biggest challenges for families, and suggested that 'carving out time' is a major issue in busy lives.
- Home-Start, comprising 175 local charities across the UK, provided free support to 60,000 families last year.
- Beneficiaries praised Home-Start with comments like 'They’ve basically become my village,' highlighting the organisation's holistic support and close relationships.
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