The Prince of Wales and The Duke of Sussex attend an event to discuss youth violent crime

Behind those smiles it was clear they desperately needed care, attention and above all, love.

We literally have the bravest children in the UK in this room.

While it took me 30 years to make it to New Zealand for the first time, it certainly won't be long before I'm back again.

I hope that wherever the future takes you, that you will continue to be role models and to inspire others through sport.

This is a generation that urgently needs our help, for their future and the future prosperity of Africa.

All of us together can make a real difference for children and young people.

It is fantastic to see so many people getting behind WellChild.

What a difference we can make if we all work together.

Some people don’t think it's cool to help others; personally I think it’s the coolest thing in the world!

You are such an important part of our Foundation family.

It just takes a single visit and you’re in love with the place and its people.

Their resilience is astounding and makes me feel extremely humble.

At the end of the evening, I leave a very humble man.

I bring you great good wishes from Queen Elizabeth II on this very special occasion. ‬‪

I feel in awe of individuals with such determination, resolve, and strength to take on the challenges they face.

Vision is easy but how do we make it reality?

No childhood, no hope and no future.

I just wish I could tell all of you and show you the remarkable change that is happening.

I’m very proud of what Sentebale is doing.

Sentebale means ‘forget me not’. I, for one, am not about to forget.

I don’t need to tell this audience how amazing Lesotho is or how incredible the people are.

The tapestries have been lent by individuals and organisations with a love of Lesotho from right across Wales.

I have vivid and happy memories of my visit to Brazil with Prince Philip in 1968, especially the warmth and hospitality of the Brazilian people.