At The Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich, the Princess of Wales met with a number of children & families receiving care & support, learning about the complementary creative therapies they receive, including music therapy & sensory experiences. Reflecting EACH’s holistic approach to care, these therapies help nurture each child’s emotional, social & developmental wellbeing, creating opportunities for self-expression, creativity & connection.

🇬🇧 The Princess of Wales, as Patron of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH), has arrived at The Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich to highlight the transformative impact of the care, compassion & connection that EACH provides to children with life-limiting conditions & their families. The Princess will first visit the site of The Treehouse’s new expansion project, where construction is underway for a new hydrotherapy pool, wellbeing & therapies suite, larger care activity area, dedicated teenage space, an additional bedroom as well as an expanded kitchen & dining facilities. EACH’s aim is to ensure the best possible quality of life for babies, children & young people. Families want their children to enjoy life, & EACH firmly believes that every young person, including those receiving hospice care, needs the same to thrive — friendship, fun, family time, activities & laughter.

🇯🇵 Queen Suthida departed Japan around 4pm this afternoon. The Queen was seen off by Mr. Akimoto Katsuhiro, Mayor of Sapporo; Mr. Ishii Hiroshi, Executive Director of the Japan Ice Hockey Federation; the General Manager of the InterContinental Sapporo; Officials & Staff from the Royal Thai Embassy in Tokyo; as well as Thai nationals residing in Japan.