Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, wears a classic LK Bennett polka dot blue and yellow dress to visit Ukrainian Community Centre
is well known for her charity work involving children and families. She has dedicated over a decade to raising awareness of the importance of early childhood development, and last year even launched her own early years centre.
The centre runs educational classes for the children to help with learning and socialising, as well as running coffee mornings for adults to provide support for other areas including housing and finding employment.Upon her arrival, Kate was presented with a traditional Ukrainian bread. She also heard personal stories from the families, and how the centre is proving a lifeline to them.
Afterwards, five year old Zlata Yeromenko gave Kate a painting she made which read:"Kate I love you".
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