Princess Charlène Opens Children’s Shelter

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On February 1st, Princess Charlène of Monaco officially opened the Princess Charlène Child Welfare Shelter.

Accompanied by her husband, Prince Albert II, the Princess opened the shelter which will be a home for children with familial difficulties. Following a speech by the director of the shelter, Mr Patrick Serre, Princess Charlène revealed a plaque commemorating the opening.

During the visit, the Prince and Princess were given a tour of the shelter, which includes a new painting of Princess Charlène by the Brazilian artist Romero Britto. The couple also took the time to play some foosball.

Click here to read more about Prince Albert and Princess Charlène’s current events.

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3 Responses to Princess Charlène Opens Children’s Shelter

1. Fatima Alhossayny says:

   February 3, 2012 at 12:07 pm

   It is very necessary to make these shelters for such
   families and also important to be followed by the prince
   and princess or even any where else should be followed by
   important persons,and specially we are in time which we
   find the homeles or displaced peoples even orphans so i think
   it is the most important help can offered these days.
   Regards
2. Ibero Diez Ayerbe says:

   February 3, 2012 at 3:47 pm

   YOUR ROYAL HIGHNESS; we pray for children and families ,who bring us sticky kisses and dandelions,and we pray for your royal highness good deeds
3. natalya says:

   February 3, 2012 at 5:04 pm

   What a wonderful charity initiative !!!