NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- Kate Middleton kicked off the second day of her tour in the United States Monday with a visit to Harlem's Northside Center for Child Development.
The duchess of Cambridge, 32, was joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, for the visit during which they spent time with children. Harlem's Northside Center for Child Development is an organization that provides education and mental heath services to 3,300 New York City children and families each year, according to its website.
The British consulate's Instagram account shared several videos and photos from Middleton's visit, in which she appears in a meeting with the center's CEO Dr. Thelma Dye, helping the kids with their holiday projects and wrapping gifts.
The duchess also attended a luncheon at the residence of the British Consul General in New York on Monday.
Middleton and her husband, Prince William, arrived in New York Sunday night for a three-day visit. On Monday morning, the duke of Cambridge traveled to Washington D.C. to meet with President Barack Obama and to give a presentation on illegal wildlife trafficking at the World Bank. The couple is scheduled to attend a Brooklyn Nets basketball game at the Barclays Center later on Monday to celebrate the NBA's collaboration with United for Wildlife.
