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Prince William has been texting mental health advice to people via Shout85258, a 24-hour crisis messaging service launched by the Duke of Duchess of Cambridge with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex last year.
He has likely been using a pseudonym on the platform so those using the service wouldn’t know they were talking to a royal. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear in a Zoom call to mark Volunteering Week. Picture: Kensington PalacePeople who use the Shout service may be suffering from stress or anxiety, be grieving a loved one, or dealing with bullying, body issues and relationship issues.“The Duke is one of more than 2000 crisis volunteers who are trained to support anyone, anytime, whatever their crisis may be,” Kensington Palace said in a statement on Saturday to mark Volunteers’ Week.
Prince William also revealed his involvement during a Zoom call with volunteers last month, telling them: "I'm going to share a little secret with you guys, I'm actually on the platform volunteering”.
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