Prince William is back on the road, and this time his mission has taken him to Ireland on a solo trip for a cause that’s close to his heart. On Thursday, November 14, the Prince of Wales (surprisingly) arrived in Belfast to kick off a day filled with events supporting his campaign for the unhoused, while also highlighting the region’s creative industries.
Originally, William was set to make this visit back in May, but the trip got postponed due to the U.K. general election. Now, he’s finally made it, and he’s wasted no time diving into his work. His first stop was The Foyer, a temporary accommodation and support service for young people facing homelessness, which is run by the Simon Community, People reports.