Queen Camilla Visits Women's Aid in Northern Ireland
Photo: The Royal Household
On the final day of the royal visit to Northern Ireland, Queen Camilla visited Women's Aid in Newtownards, where she met staff and volunteers working to support women and children affected by domestic abuse.
Queen Camilla concluded the three-day visit to Northern Ireland by calling at Women's Aid in Newtownards. She met staff and volunteers to learn about the organisation's work with women and children affected by domestic abuse.
The Queen in conversation with a member of staff in front of the banner for The South Eastern Domestic and Sexual Violence Partnership. Photo: The British Royal Family
Over the past year, the organisation has supported 523 women and 364 children in Northern Ireland. It provides advice, information and a 24-hour helpline, among other services.
The Queen listens to a presentation from representatives of various support organisations. Photo: The British Royal Family
The Queen with staff and volunteers from Women's Aid and partner organisations. Photo: The British Royal Family