Following this, he proceeded to Fistral Beach where he engaged with local organizations dedicated to ensuring the safety of all beachgoers.
Continuing his official duties on the Isles of Scilly, the Duke visited St.
Mary's for the first time since assuming the title in September 2022.
During his stay, he connected with local businesses along the harbor front and made a stop at St.
Mary's Medical Centre.
The housing initiative announced earlier will involve a collaboration with Cornish charity St.
Petrocs to establish 24 homes with comprehensive support services for individuals experiencing homelessness.
The Duchy of Cornwall will provide the land and offer expertise in design and development management, drawing inspiration from the Homewards program led by The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales, aimed at ending homelessness.
Construction for the housing project, set to start in September 2024, will prioritize energy efficiency and sustainability by adhering to Passivhaus standards.
The initial phase will prioritize temporary accommodation designed to provide a sense of home while facilitating pathways to permanent housing solutions.
St.
Petrocs will support residents in integrating into the Nansledan community, where opportunities for training, employment, and long-term housing options exist.
Transitioning to Fistral Beach, the Duke interacted with local organizations focused on sea and beach safety efforts for the upcoming summer months.
He met with volunteer-based Holywell Bay and Newquay Surf Life Saving Clubs, as well as RNLI lifeguards, to learn about their life-saving initiatives and preparations for the busy summer season.
On the subsequent day, the Duke visited St.
Mary's Harbour on the Isles of Scilly, engaging with local businesses operating in the area overseen by The Duchy of Cornwall, a vital maritime gateway servicing vessels traveling to the Isles of Scilly.
Interactions with Harbor operators and island residents shed light on the community's preparations for the tourism influx during the summer season.
The Duke's visit to St.
Mary's Community Hospital involved discussions with healthcare professionals about the forthcoming integrated health and social care facility to be constructed on adjacent Duchy-owned land.
The hospital, catering to inpatient and outpatient needs, collaborates closely with NHS paramedic services, offering holistic care to island residents and visitors.
Royal discussions with hospital staff and local council representatives highlighted the challenges and opportunities in delivering healthcare in an island setting, showcasing plans for the future healthcare facility.