Royals give 2 million pounds to Heads Together mental health campaign
Prince William
Prince William   Princess Kate  and Prince Harry have invested 2 million pounds of their Royal Foundation funds in the second phase of their Heads Together campaign  which is designed to create online tools to help people with mental health.
The 2 million pound grant will help create a "start up for digital mental health innovation " including digital assets and signposts to "smash the stigma" of mental health   Prince William  announced. The new startup aims to provide tools for conversation and encourage those who might otherwise be reluctant to get the help they need.
The organization that the grant will establish aims to create "digital solutions for mental health " according to the Heads Together foundation.  Prince William  said  he  hopes to create a âmetaphorical barrierâ which will allow those who are lacking in proper mental health treatment âto bring them into the fold and give them the help they need.â
"Youâd struggle to find a parent out there who wouldnât want the well-being of their child to be taken care of at school " Prince William said Friday at Imperial College in London.
Roughly 50 million people have viewed the royalsâ âOK to Sayâ campaign since 2016  while 19 million watched Prince Williamâs conversation with Lady Gaga about mental health in April.
[TGT] Princess Kate  and Prince Harry have invested 2 million pounds of  [TGT]  Royal Foundation funds in the second phase of  [TGT]  Heads Together campaign  which is designed to create online tools to help people with mental health.
The 2 million pound grant will help create a "start up for digital mental health innovation " including digital assets and signposts to "smash the stigma" of mental health   Prince William  announced. The new startup aims to provide tools for conversation and encourage those who might otherwise be reluctant to get the help they need.
The organization that the grant will establish aims to create "digital solutions for mental health " according to the Heads Together foundation.   [TGT] said   [TGT]   hopes to create a âmetaphorical barrierâ which will allow those who are lacking in proper mental health treatment âto bring them into the fold and give them the help they need.â
"Youâd struggle to find a parent out there who wouldnât want the well-being of their child to be taken care of at school  [TGT]  said Friday at Imperial College in London.
Roughly 50 million people have viewed the royalsâ âOK to Sayâ campaign since 2016  while 19 million watched Prince Williamâs conversation with Lady Gaga about mental health in April.