Prince William Announces Major Development in His Bid to End Homelessness - The Mirror

Prince of Wales’s homelessness project to open affordable flats for under-25s

Lambeth property conversion latest move to help give young people stepping stone to a new life

Prince William announces major development in his bid to end homelessness - The Mirror

It has emerged that a building in South London owned by Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall estate is being transformed into 16 affordable flats for young people

William’s homelessness initiative is to deliver homes in third location

The flats will be provided to young people already employed with a number allocated to those moving towards employment. The Prince of Wales’s Homewards initiative has announced its latest housing project that aims to help eradicate homelessness. A property in south London owned by William’s Duchy of Cornwall estate will be converted into 16 flats to provide affordable homes for 18 to 25-year-olds. The new “Innovative Housing Project” is in the L…

Prince William backs bold plan to tackle youth homelessness in south London

Prince William's Homewards programme has unveiled plans for a new Innovative Housing Project (IHP) in Lambeth aimed at supporting young people at risk of homelessness

Prince William's Homewards project is building homes for homeless youngsters

Prince William's Homewards project is building 16 independent living homes on Duchy of Cornwall land in Lambeth to help homeless youngsters.