Prince William reveals ‘big challenge’ and ‘agenda’ at Centrepoint Awards

Prince William gave an emotional speech at the Centrepoint Awards and made some candid revelations about a “huge challenge”.

The Prince of Wales, who has been patron of Centrepoint since 2005, attended the star-studded awards at the British Museum.

During his monologue, the future king praised the young man saying that “not only have they overcome homelessness to achieve their personal ambitions, but they are also contributing to the communities they live in, whether through teaching, fundraising funds or volunteering”.

Speaking about whether she is the perfect person to campaign against homelessness, she said: “Why else would I be here if I don’t use this role properly to influence and help people where I can?”

William then highlighted how his Homewards project led to change in a short video from the upcoming ITV documentary. We can end homelessness.

The royal confessed that he “has no other agenda” than trying desperately to help people in need.

He also admitted that his five-year project Homewards has been “a big challenge”, adding that he “likes a big challenge”.

Prince then spoke about using his high-profile public platform to make a positive impact on the world.