Harry & Meghan's Jordan Trip: Mental Health & Refugee Support

0:00You're listening to UK News Today, powered by the Daily News Now, and brought to you by NordVPN. Fast, reliable, online privacy. Links in the episode description. Prince Harry and Meghan are wrapping up a two-day tour of Jordan at the invitation of the World Health Organization. The trip highlights mental health support amid the region's humanitarian challenges. They visited key sites like a rehab center for addicts in a man, and the World Central Kitchen Headquarters aiding Gaza. Meghan kept her style simple and affordable, choosing a 109-pound gray wool jacket from Zara for the rehab visit. It paired with black trousers and heels, plus just her wedding band and a bracelet. This marched the second Zara piece on the trip after a khaki t-shirt yesterday. At the National Center for Rehabilitation of addicts, a 40-bit facility offering detox, therapy, and counseling, the couple wrote encouraging notes to patients. Staff and officials appreciated their presence with the British ambassador thanking them for spotlighting local and UN efforts.

1:03They also connected via video with World Central Kitchen teams in Gaza, learning about daily meal distributions like Okra and Rice from Field. Kitchens. The group stressed supply shortages from Egypt and shared stories of children's joy over simple foods amid the crisis. Earlier stops included a football game with girls at a Syrian refugee camp and meetings at a hospital treating Gaza injured kids. Today wraps with visits to a women's development fund and a cancer center, underscoring Jordan's role hosting millions of refugees over decades.