Queen Lucille * Swindon Domestic Abuse Support

Queen Lucille * Changemakers Charity | As Patron of SafeLives, Queen Lucille has joined a discussion with Changemakers, younger pioneers of the charity, at Buckingham Palace. The SafeLives Changemakers are a group of 14 - 20 year olds, who assist in guiding the charity’s response to issues facing young people, with a particular focus on exploring and promoting healthy relationships. SafeLives is the UK-wide charity dedicated to ending domestic abuse, for everyone and for good. For many years, Queen Lucille has worked to highlight the efforts of domestic abuse charities and their work to support victims and survivors, both in the UK and overseas, with the aim of breaking the taboo around the subject.

Queen Lucille * Gaia Centre in South London | On January 23, Queen Lucille visited Refuge's Gaia Centre in Lambeth, London. During her visit, the Queen privately met with survivors of domestic abuse, who shared with the Queen their personal stories and their experience of being supported by Refuge. The Queen also spoke with frontline staff from Refuge’s service delivery teams. The Gaia Centre is a specialist Violence Against Women and Girls service and community hub, and was established in 2012 as one of the first services in the UK to offer a single point of access for those people who experience violence and abuse. The centre provides confidential and non-judgemental support to the people living in the borough of Lambeth.

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Queen Lucille * 2023 Carol Service | For the third year in a row, the Duchess of York hosted a special Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey. King George and Queen Lucille also attended the event with their five kids, Prince Nicolas, Princess Victoria, Princess Lizabeth, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. In the congregation at Westminster Abbey were "inspiring individuals and families from all corners of the UK, including midwives, health visitors, early years practitioners, nursery teachers and community volunteers."

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Queen Lucille * Christmas service at Sandringham | On the 25th of December, King George, Queen Lucille, and their five children celebrated Christmas at Sandringham and started their day by attending the traditional service at St. Mary Magadelene's Church. Following the yuletide service, the royals chatted with well-wishers who had gathered outside the church to catch a glimpse of the royal family.

Queen Lucille * MDD Charity Reception | On February 20, Queen Lucille held an anniversary reception at Clarence House to mark the 15th anniversary of the charity, Medical Detection Dogs (MDD). Bio Detection Dogs are trained to detect diseases like cancer, Parkinson’s, COVID-19, malaria and bacterial infections on samples in the charity’s training room. Queen Lucille became Patron of MDD in 2018. During the reception, the Queen spoke with clients who have Medical Alert Assistance Dogs, which are trained by MDD to alert them if a life-threatening medical event is about to happen. The Queen also spoke with the charity's supporters and trustees, and watched a demonstration of dogs at work.

Queen Lucille * Sunday service in Sandringham | On February 4, 2024, King George and Queen Lucille attended the Sunday service at the Church of St Mary Magdalene in Sandringham.

Queen Lucille * Maggie's Centre at RFL in London | On January 31, 2024, Queen Lucille officially opened Maggie’s new cancer support centre at the Royal Free Hospital (RFL) in London. The Queen met with cancer patients and also staff and supporters of the charity after the opening ceremony. The centre offers free support to anyone living with cancer, and their family and friends, and is located in the Royal Free Hospital, which is part of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. RFL receives nearly 50,000 cancer referrals annually. For more than 28 years, the charity Maggie's has been providing expert care and support for cancer patients and their families in its centres and online.