King Charles's three decades of noble work highlighted in 'Impact Report'

King Charles' charity, The King’s Foundation, said, it's celebrating its 35th anniversary this year.

In a statement posed to the foundation's website, the charity said "Inspired by the vision and values of His Majesty King Charles III, our Royal Founding President, we are committed to building sustainable communities and transforming lives. This has been our core charitable mission since our work officially began in 1990."

"This special edition of our annual impact report marks 35 years of our work – highlighting the stories, projects and people central to our mission," said the statement.

While the full impact report could be accessed on the charity's website (kings-foundation.org), below are the highlights of the work undertaken by the King's Foundation.

-Over 280,000 in person visitors to King’s Foundation sites, including Dumfries House, Highgrove Gardens and the Castle of Mey.

-Over 15,400 students benefitted from King’s Foundation education programmes.

-Over 5,200 students at the School of Traditional Arts both in the UK and internationally.

-Over 2,300 people supported at the foundation's Health and Wellbeing Centre, Dumfries House.

-500 people referred from six local surgeries.

-Over 15,300 have benefitted since the Centre opened in 2015.