Duchess of Cambridge meets families and staff at The Nook children’s hospices

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Kate Middleton meets staff working at The Nook children’s hospices and children’s families at the end of Children’s Hospice Week.

The week aims to raise funds for the UK’s 54 children’s hospices.

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