The Duchess of Cornwall during her visit to the charity GFS Platform s home for teenage mothers in Bromley south east London The unit is a supported housing scheme with bedrooms for six girls aged between 16 and 20 who are pregnant or have children and are homeless Camilla with 3 month old Shannon Williams and mum Sam November 2006

The Duchess of Cornwall during her visit to the charity GFS Platform s home for teenage mothers in Bromley south east London The unit is a supported housing scheme with bedrooms for six girls aged between 16 and 20 who are pregnant or have children and are homeless Camilla with 3 month old Shannon Williams and mum Sam November 2006 Stock Photo

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The Duchess of Cornwall during her visit to the charity GFS Platform s home for teenage mothers in Bromley south east London The unit is a supported housing scheme with bedrooms for six girls aged between 16 and 20 who are pregnant or have children and are homeless Camilla with 3 month old Shannon Williams and mum Sam November 2006

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