Duchess Kate has a new mission. In 2019, the royal plans to kick off a campaign to help disadvantaged children avoid lifelong problems they’re often plagued with due to the circumstances of their childhoods in what’s being called “Broken Britain,” according to the Daily Mail. “This is a lifelong project,” an insider tells the Daily Mail. “She is looking at what she can do over the next five, ten, 15, 20 years. She wants to be able to look back and see what difference has been made. That’s what her position in public life allows her to do.” The Duchess, who has previously focused on social work initiatives like Heads Together alongside her husband, Prince William, will execute this campaign by herself, the The Mail reports. She reportedly plans to work with experts from the worlds of academia and health care to support children prone to developing addiction, anti-social tendencies and other mental health issues.
