I'm a big fan of Prince William and Prince Harry and when I see pictures like these, taken during Harry's stay in Lesotho in Africa, it reminds me of how positively they use their privileged position. Harry was visiting the children and staff at the Lesotho Child Counselling Unit during his three week stay with his fellow soldiers of the Household Cavalry regiment, and he had plenty of big hugs and grins to go around. The Prince's charity Sentebale, which he established with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, works with the LCCU to provide a safe house for abused children, and he literally left his mark on the building by making a placard with his hand print to hang on the wall. He said : "The Army gets in the way sometimes and I wish I could be out here more often. But there are certain responsibilities that one has to do - I've got a job. So when I can I'll come out here but a lot of the time, you know, it's a long trek, but I do the most I can to come out as often as I can to see the kids... The vulnerable children of Lesotho will always be welcome here." The children look really happy to spend time with Harry, and importantly they will continue to find the help they need even after he's left thanks to his charity's work. To see more pictures of Harry just read more ...
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I'm a big fan of Prince William and Prince Harry and when I see pictures like these, taken during Harry's stay in Lesotho in Africa, it reminds me of how positively they use their privileged position. Harry was visiting the children and staff at the Lesotho Child Counselling Unit during his three week stay with his fellow soldiers of the Household Cavalry regiment, and he had plenty of big hugs and grins to go around. The Prince's charity Sentebale, which he established with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, works with the LCCU to provide a safe house for abused children, and he literally left his mark on the building by making a placard with his hand print to hang on the wall. He said : "The Army gets in the way sometimes and I wish I could be out here more often. But there are certain responsibilities that one has to do - I've got a job. So when I can I'll come out here but a lot of the time, you know, it's a long trek, but I do the most I can to come out as often as I can to see the kids... The vulnerable children of Lesotho will always be welcome here." The children look really happy to spend time with Harry, and importantly they will continue to find the help they need even after he's left thanks to his charity's work. To see more pictures of Harry just read more ...