8 June The Royal Family will attend "Trooping the Colour" in London
Maternity Leave Meghan is on maternity leave for a few months
The Royal Foundation Meghan as Patron
Since : May 2018
Following her engagement to Prince Harry in 2017, Meghan has become involved in the work of the Foundation, and became its fourth patron following her marriage, on 19 May 2018. The Royal Foundation programmes currently revolve around four main themes of work; mental health, wildlife and conservation, young people and the armed forces community.
The National Theatre Meghan as Patron
Since : January 2019
The National Theatre's extensive UK-wide learning and participation programme supports young people’s creative education through performance and writing programmes like Connections, New Views and Let’s Play. The National Theatre invests in the future of theatre by developing talent, creating bold new work and building audiences, partnering with a range of UK theatres and theatre companies.
The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) Meghan as Patron
Since : January 2019
Established in 1913, the ACU is the world's first and oldest international university network, with more than 500 member institutions in over 50 countries. It is the only accredited organisation representing higher education across the Commonwealth.
Created in September 2013 Smart Works exists to help long term unemployed and vulnerable women regain the confidence they need to succeed at job interviews, return to employment and transform their lives.
Established in 1886 and entirely funded by public donations Mayhew is an animal welfare charity working to improve the lives of dogs, cats and people in communities both in London and internationally. Mayhew looks for innovative ways to reduce the number of animals in need through pro-active community and educational initiatives and preventative veterinary care.
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On their third day, the Duke & Duchess of Sussex visited the Royal Equestrian Club in Morocco’s capital city, Rabat. In the club Their Royal Highnessess saw the benefits of equine therapy, which gets supported by them, helps disabled children and young people with mental health challenges.
Afterwards Their Royal Highnessess joined a cooking dmeonstration with Chef Moha, one of Marocco’s leading chefs. Both met children who were practising traditional Maroccan dishes, and making Cherine Mallah’s Moroccan Pancakes from ‘Together: Our Community Cookbook‘, the charity cookbook supported by The Duchess herself. The organisation enables children from under-privileged backgrounds to learn more about cooking traditional Moroccan food.
The Duke & Duchess also visited Rabat’s beautiful Andalusian Gardens to meet Morocco’s young social entrepreneurs. Many of these young people who were at the gardens that day are working to address youth unemployment and supporting vulnerable communites. The Duke & Duchess learned more about the communities latest projects and heard about the transformational impact of community-based programmes.
In their final engagment of the Royal Visit Morocco Tour, The Duke & Duchess attended an audience with Mohammed VI of Morocco, The King of Morocco at Rabat Royal Residence.
This evening, the Duke & Duchess of Sussex attended a reception hosted by the British Ambassador to Morocco at the British Residence in Rabat. The Royal couple met guests including influential Moroccan women, young entrepreneurs and disabled athletes. Meghan was looking phenomenal in a bespoke dress by Dior.
For their second day in Morocco, the Duke & Duchess of Sussex had several engagements in Asni. To start their day, they met girls during a visit to an “Education For All” boarding house for girls aged 12 to 18. The charity helps ensure girls from rural communities high in the Atlas Mountains are able to access a secondary education. Meghan was speaking a really good french with the young girls and as a french native i’m quite impressed! Our duchess also received a traditional Henna ceremony for pregnant women by one of the girls.
Then, Meghan & Harry walked to the Lycee Qualifiant Grand Atlas where students were practicing their English. They took the time to watch students play in a football match and met some of them.
To end their visit, the Royal Couple attended an Investiture for Michael McHugo the founder of ‘Education for All’. He received an MBE in the New Year’s Honours list 2019 for services to improving gender quality in education in Morocco.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex arrived late last night at Casablanca’s airport. The royal couple was welcomed by the British Ambassador and the Guard of Honor to start their 3 days official visit in Morocco. Then, they were introduced to The Crown Prince of Morocco, Prince Moulay Hassan in Rabat. During their visit Meghan and Harry will be staying at the British residence. Meghan was looking amazing in red Valentino dress.
More details have been released of the three day visit the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will make to Morocco this weekend. Meghan and Harry’s itinerary includes stops in Rabat, Casablanca and Asni.
On arrival at Casablanca Airport, on the evening of Saturday February 23rd, the royal couple will be welcomed to Morocco by the British Ambassador to the country, Thomas Reilly, and his wife. The Duke of Sussex will inspect a Guard of Honour at the airport.
On Sunday, February 24th, Harry and Meghan will head into the Atlas mountains to visit Asni and the ‘Education for All’ boarding houses there. Run by a Moroccan NGO, they provide access to secondary school learning for girls between the ages of 12 and 18. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will meet some of those staying at the boarding houses as well as those teaching them while Meghan will also take part in a henna ceremony.
From there, the couple will head to the Lycee Qualifiant Grand Atlas in Asni to hear more about education provision in the area. And it won’t all be class based – the importance of sport in education will be underlined with a visit to see the pupils playing football.
Harry and Meghan will end their time in Asni at the original ‘Education for All’ boarding house where they will meet the organisation’s founder, Michael McHugo, who was awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List. The Duke of Sussex will present him with his honour in a short ceremony.
Sunday evening will see Harry and Meghan attending a reception at the official residence of the British Ambassador in Rabat where they will meet young entrepreneurs, influential women in Moroccan society and disabled athletes.
The third and final day of their visit starts in Rabat where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will learn about the work of the Moroccan Royal Federation of Equestrian Sports and its developing programme of supporting children with special needs through riding and caring for horses. Meghan and Harry will see a riding demonstration and will hear from children and teachers about grooming and caring for horses.
Next on the agenda is a spot of cookery at the Villa des Ambassadors in Rabat. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will see how traditional Moroccan cuisine is being used to help children with disabilities develop new skills. They will enjoy a cookery demonstration and meet young people benefitting from the scheme.
From there, Harry and Meghan will travel to the Andalusian Gardens in Rabat to talk to young social entrepreneurs and hear about work in youth empowerment. There will also be a chance for the couple to see traditional Moroccan arts and crafts as they tour the public gardens.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex attended this evening a gala performance of “The Wider Earth” at the Natural History Museum of London. The gala is supporting the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy, a network of forest conservation programmes throughout the 53 countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, and the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, which funds and connects young leaders who are working hard to change the world.
This evening, the Duke & Duchess of Sussex attended the annual Endeavour Fund awards at Drapers’ Hall in London, which celebrate the achievements of wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women who have taken part in remarkable sporting and adventure challenges over the last year to help with their recovery. Meghan and Harry met the nominees before the ceremony began and then, Duchess Meghan presented the award of ‘Celebrating Excellence Award Winner’ to Nathan Forster.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex were under the snow to meet wellwishers in front of the Royal Old Vic Theatre in Bristol. The theatre employees and their young artists shared their outreach programme, heritage installations and beautiful new foyer. At the end of their visit, they unveiled a plaque marking their visit.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex have made an unannounced visit to One25 Charity which help women to break free from street sex-work, addiction and other life-controlling issues in Bristol. Meghan wrote messages on bananas, which are put in food bags, to support these women.
For their last engagement in Bristol, Meghan and Harry visited the Empire Fighting Chance boxing gym. This charity supports children who are failing at school and in danger of drifting into a life of unemployment or even crime, and helps them turn their lives around. They met with the founders of the gym and watched a training session.
Last night, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the premiere of Cirque du Soleil’s Totem at Royal Albert Hall to raise awareness and funds for Sentebale’s work supporting vulnerable children and young people affected by HIV in southern Africa. The couple met with performers backstage before the show began. Meghan was looking glamorous wearing a navy blue Roland Mouret dress.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex had an official visit to explore the beautiful city of Birkenhead situated in Northern England. Firstly, they visited a new sculpture in Hamilton Square to mark the 100th anniversary of war poet Wilfred Owen’s death and then met members of the public who where waiting for them in Hamilton Square. Meghan received a lot of flowers and announced her 6 months pregnancy during her walkabout. Meghan & Harry didn’t talk about the sex of the baby and want to keep it secret.
After their walkabout, Meghan & Harry entered the Birkenhead town hall to sign the guest book and meet some of the workers members there.
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex had an embargoed engagement we only discovered during their visit. They officially opened ‘Number 7’, a ‘Feeding Birkenhead’ citizen’s supermarket and community café. The supermarket enables local families to buy their weekly shopping at a discounted price, and provides advice and advocacy on benefits, looking for work, debt, budgeting, and cooking. At the end of their visit, Meghan received many gifts for the baby and together they unveiled a plaque.
Next stop, Meghan and Harry went to visit Tomorrow’s Women Wirral. TWW is a project designed to benefit all women aged 18+ in the community and is committed to reducing female imprisonment, offending, and to provide assistance to those women who want to make positive lifestyle changes. During her visit at the charity, Meghan gave a beautiful speech about women’s empowerment before unveiling a plaque marking their visit.
For their last engagement of the day, Meghan & Harry visited Hive Wirral Youth Zone. Completed in 2016, the Youth Zone offers a wide range of activities for young people aged between 8 and 19 (and up to age 25 for those with a disability), including; dance, sport fitness, music and media. Children performed in front of the couple and had a chat with them at the end.
