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On Thursday in Birmingham, the duke marked the contributions of the WellChild charity, which he has supported since becoming its patron in 2007. This year celebrates two decades of WellChild nurses, professionals who coordinate care for children transitioning between hospital and home. Prince Harry played a significant role in funding this important initiative.
During his visit, the duke met with Nicky Holt, one of over 50 nurses funded by WellChild. Holt specializes in caring for children requiring ventilation assistance to aid their breathing. The duke also spent time speaking with several young patients on the wards, as well as their families, highlighting the personal impact of the charity’s work.
Earlier in the day at London’s Euston Station, a train sporting Invictus branding was officially unveiled. Named the Spirit of Invictus, this train will operate on the route to Birmingham—the city set to host next year’s Invictus Games. The games are dedicated to recognizing the achievements of injured service men and women.
Security concerns prevented Prince Harry from bringing Meghan and their children, Archie and Lilibet, to London events as initially planned. However, the duke’s team has not dismissed the possibility that Meghan and the children might arrive in the UK later in the week. It remains unclear if Meghan will attend any events in Birmingham or the Midlands, which could include an Invictus gathering at the National Exhibition Centre. There has also been speculation about whether the family will meet King Charles, though no such meeting has yet been announced
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