Prince Charles wants to help Ukrainian refugees
Prince Charles wants to accommodate Ukrainian refugees on his estates.
The British royal family has engaged around the war in Ukraine with monetary donations, and now Prince Charles is considering opening his estates in Scotland, in the wish to provide a home for Ukrainian refugees.
"All members of the kingdom agree that a package of practical aid measures for Ukrainian refugees should be developed in addition to financial assistance which can serve as a new home for refugees, " an unnamed source close to the royal family told. Prince William, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth are actively working on it, and Duchess Camilla is also involved. According to sources she also wants to offer some of her property. This royal family's move met with great approval from the British public.
The Dumfries House is owned by the Prince Charles Foundation and is just a few miles from the town of Cumnock in Scotland. It hosts weddings and various humanitarian events and also serves as a museum example of former architecture.
In addition to accommodation, they want to offer them jobs
Refugees may also have the Balmoral estate, owned by several queens, which the royal family uses as holiday homes. Family members want to offer jobs to unfortunate Ukrainians, as well as ensure the continuation of education for their children. There will be normal life for these refuges after everything they survived.
"There will be many Ukrainians with experience in agriculture, food production and hospitality who can be of real value to our rural communities. We will help families wherever we can, ” said the foundation, run by Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Recall, Balenciaga deleted all posts from their Instagram account and announced that they would use their multimillion-dollar platform exclusively to help Ukraine in the future.
“We support peace and we donated to the World Food Program to contribute to the first humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees. We will use our platforms in the coming days to convey information about the situation in Ukraine. Click on the link and donate now ” – reads the currently only post on the Instagram profile of the Balenciaga brand.
