Unicef have posted this photo on Twitter showing the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge being briefed on the humanitarian crisis in East Africa.UNICEF
Unicef have posted this photo on Twitter showing the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge being briefed on the humanitarian crisis in East Africa.UNICEFPrince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, watch some bull riding while wearing western clothing and cowboy hats in Calgary, Alberta July 7, 2011ReutersPrince William and Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge visit the Summerfield Community Centre, in the Winson Green area of Birmingham, August 19, 2011ReutersPrince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, place items in USO care packages at the Mission Serve: Hiring Our Heroes event in Culver City, California July 10, 2011ReutersCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William leave after the marriage of Britain's Zara Phillips, the eldest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth, and England rugby captain Mike Tindall, at Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh, Scotland July 30, 2011ReutersPrince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge arrive at the Summerfield Community Centre in the Winson Green area of Birmingham, central England Aug. 19, 2011ReutersPrince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, laugh as they leave a drinks reception on the royal yacht Brittania in Edinburgh, Scotland July 29, 2011ReutersCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge, meets a member of the public during an impromptu walkabout outside their residence in Los Angeles, California, July 10, 2011ReutersPrince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge kiss on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, following their wedding at Westminster Abbey in London April 29, 2011ReutersPrince William and his bride, Kate Middleton, on their wedding day, 29 April. She looked stunning in her wedding gown, which was designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.ReutersPrince William drives a car from Buckingham palace to Clarence house as his new wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, sits next to him after their wedding in London April 29, 2011Reuters
Prince William and Kate Middleton have travelled to the Danish capital to support UNICEF's East Africa appeal and will tour the organisation's emergency supply centre to view the effort to distribute food and medical supplies to East Africa.
It is the couple's third official engagement since their wedding in April and their first joint humanitarian mission. The trip, on which they will be accompanied by the Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark, is sure to be one close to their hearts due to the focus on East Africa.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge became engaged during a visit to Lake Rutundu in Mount Kenya last year and in 2001 William spent more than three months of his gap year learning about Africa's wildlife and environment while visiting a number of countries.
Unicef's emergency supply centre in Copenhagen is a worldwide co-ordination centre for nutrition and other emergency supplies reaching children in crisis around the world.
UK residents can text LIFE to 70800 to make a £10 donation to Unicef's East Africa appeal.
