- Prince William personally helped furnish a flat for a housing association tenant in Aberdeen, carrying a dining room chair up three flights of stairs and underscoring his commitment to the Homewards initiative.
- The Prince of Wales's Homewards project, now in its third year, aims to eradicate homelessness across six UK locations by making it "rare, brief and unrepeated".
- During a speech at London's Tate Modern, William revealed that “Homewards has helped more than 73 people into stable housing” and “supported more than 250 people into employment” since its launch.
- The initiative has invested £1.9 million, leveraged an additional £3.5 million through grants and philanthropy, and utilised £2.3 million worth of surplus goods to furnish homes.
- William also engaged with individuals and organisations involved in Homewards during the event at the art gallery in London, including broadcaster Dean McCullough.
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