“The Duke of Cambridge was elected as an Honorary Fellow of St John’s College in recognition of his promotion of a wide range of charitable activities. Through his charitable work, His Royal Highness has strived to raise awareness of how serious issues can affect young people, such as bullying, homelessness and mental health challenges. In 2016, The Duke convened a new industry-led taskforce to develop a shared response to the online bullying of young people.
In 2017 he spearheaded the Heads Together mental health campaign with The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, leading a coalition of eight mental health charity partners to change the national conversation on mental health. The campaign aimed to build on existing progress nationwide in tackling stigma, raising awareness, and providing vital help for people with mental health problems.
Conservation work and supporting communities to protect their natural environment for future generations has also been one of The Duke's key priorities for a number of years. The Duke first came to St John’s College in 2014 to complete an Agricultural Management Course with the Cambridge Programme of Sustainability Leadership at the University of Cambridge. He returned a year later to open the School of Pythagoras Archive Centre at the College.”
The Duke of Cambridge elected an Honorary Fellow of St John’s College, University Of Cambridge