Prince William has called on everyone to come together and end homelessness, as he opened a new housing programme aimed at helping young people get their lives back on track.
The Prince of Wales today hailed the new youth housing initiative as "inspirational" as he expressed hope that it would "show everyone how we really can end homelessness".
William, 40, patron of Centrepoint, attended the opening of Reuben House, the charity’s development in Peckham, south London, unveiling 33 self-contained flats for young people aged 18 to 24 for whom the rent is capped at a third of their salaries.
