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The Duke of Cambridge has revealed he was the anonymous advice of People in lockdown.

He was voluntarily screaming, 85258, which offers support by SMS for People in personal crisis situations.

Prince William said he had been answering messages, After it has been formed by the auxiliary organization.

in the Last month, he said some of his colleagues than 2,000 volunteers: "I'm going to be a little secret With You guys, but I'm actually on The Platform of volunteer work. "

This text is the round-the-clock service would not know that they are in conversation with a member of the Royal Family - as all the shouting volunteers, William, a pseudonym would use on The Platform .

Kensington Palace announced The Prince 's participation to mark volunteer week, which ends on Sunday.

to start The Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex helped 85258 Last Year 's scream - the investment of £3m in The Service through their Royal Foundation.

In a little More Than a Year since then, More Than 300,000 SMS conversations on The Service .

About 65% of the SMS are under the age of 25 years, The Charity said, with the many messengers, addiction, Mental Health support.

do What, yell at the volunteers?

From the BBC-a journalist and shout volunteer Tony Smith

training scream as the crisis voluntarily to submit to William in the Front line of services for Young People in need - and it is a difficult role.

"CVs", as they are known, agree to support a special training in the crisis. On The Shout platform that you will encounter, and will with the task to help those in very real need. Some copywriters are with depression or Panic Attacks , other self-harm. A large proportion say that they feel suicidal. To lead the work of the CV that the copywriter to establish a cool, quiet place where you begin to solutions. Sometimes you will only need to build resilience, with the support of friends or Family . In others, you will be led to charity, or the NHS Mental Health support.

CVs to work in two-hour blocks, 24/7, volunteering from home. Night shifts are busy and particularly challenging - a queue builds up snake, and more People waiting for help.

It is not unusual for a copywriter, on his or her own life. This can lead to what to shout, to yell 'Active Rescue ", - the CV will continue to talk gently to the copywriter, while The Emergency services as a supervisor. Whether it talking someone down from a bridge, or a way to persuade you to put that bottle of pills, these conversations can be grueling, and the reward equally. The fact that The Second In Line to The Throne now routinely help People in such desperate situations is enormously important - it gives Prince William a unique perspective on what the Young People in a crisis.

Each of these volunteers will be asked to commit for a Year , and provide approximately 200 hours of your time. I said that Prince William has a similar commitment and is in it for the long-term.

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The Duchess of Cambridge was also those who isolate themselves or vulnerable call, as part of The Royal Voluntary Service NHS Voluntary Responder scheme.

More Than 750,000 People , " After it in April, at the Start, but a little later

last week, The Duchess thanked others who had signed up to help, the arrangements, calling them "the backbone of Our Country ".

The Cambridge marked volunteers week by holding a video-to help calls with those charities in England and Wales .

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the volunteers-Conscious youth during a video call

Among them are those on the Conscious youth, which helps Young People , primarily from black and other ethnic minorities in West Yorkshire . were

During the conversation, Prince William joked about home-schooling his six-Year -say-old son Prince George : "I'm fighting in 2. Year Mathematics. "

The Cambridge also spoke to a group of neighbors in mid-Wales , who provides assistance with shopping, cooking and deliveries in lockdown.

The Prince told the 120 volunteers who had offered "a lifeline" for the People in your Community .

Source of news: bbc.com