The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, visited an addiction charity run by Action on Addiction in Wiltshire and interacted with alcohol and drug users undergoing treatment.
She met the staff and recovering addicts and apprised herself about the work of the charity and their contribution towards uplifting alcohol and drug addicts.
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It was in the New Year that the Duchess became a patron of the charity. The charity Action on Addiction has various treatment centers which help addicts as well as offer support to their families.
Source: Medindia
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