Prince Kate’s Away Day in the UK Storm with a Smile

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28 January, 2026 14:31

Prince Kate’s Away Day in the UK Storm with a Smile:

Princess Kate’s away-day engagements in the UK, which included Family Action in Bradford and Wakefield Rugby Club. Catherine visits the north of England to mark her busy away day to note the importance of community and nature; Wales, 43, goes to see the child trauma center and discovers how therapies are helping kids to overcome their trauma on the very first three engagements.

On Tuesday, Prince William’s wife, Princess Kate, came in the middle of the UK storm, but she bravely faced the strong winds and heavy rain and was covered by a yellow weather warning battering much of the UK for the first of a series of engagements chosen to highlight “the healing power of creativity, community, and nature for individuals who have experienced trauma, isolation, and poor mental health.”

The princess showed how a five-year-old young girl listens to the sea through a shell and how music helped a boy to develop his feelings and emotions throughout her visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service in Bradford on Tuesday.

The Princess of Wales has been a supporter of Family Action since 2019, prior to this role being played by Queen Elizabeth II for over 66 years. Now taken over by Catherine, the charity, as a “lifeline” for young people aged 4-18, works and helps to protect children and families to recover from complex trauma and the local community of England directly and practically.

After visiting the Family Action since 2019, Catherine later moved towards a trip to Wakefield to stop by Trinity Rugby League Club to get knowledge about how their reaching programs collect the individuals in the community.

Prince Kate, the mother of three, supported the Rugby Football League (RFL), which revealed her passion for the sport in recent months. Her Royal Highness also learned about the club’s Community Foundation from Marc Lovering, the RFL’s director of performance and development.

With Mind Over Mountains, a group that provides expert mental health assistance via therapeutic outdoor activities, Kate’s Away Day included a wonderful guided trek in the Peak District on Tuesday.