New photo Duke of Cambridge attends the ‘This Can Happen’ conference

The Duke of Cambridge has braved the London drizzle in order to attend a conference on mental health in the workplace.  

Prince William, 36, attended the inaugural ‘This Can Happen’ conference, highlighting solutions and innovation to support mental health.

Despite the downpour the father-of-three appeared to be in good spirits as he arrived at the Intercontinental hotel in the capital. 

The conference brings together hundreds of delegates from the UK and further afield to share best practice in multiple different fields. 

Prince William braved the wet weather on Tuesday to attend the 'This Can Happen’ conference in the capital 

William joined sessions including one on male mental health, and will take part in an interactive training workshop that some companies are currently trialing with their staff.

The Duke will also spend time meeting people who are changing the way mental health is supported in their companies, as well as individuals who have personally been affected.

‘This Can Happen’ has been created by Zoe Sinclair of ‘Employees Matter’, with Jonny Benjamin and Neil Laybourn. 

Neil and Jonny came to prominence through Channel 4’s ‘Strangers on The Bridge’ programme, which told the story of how Jonny tried to find the friendly ‘stranger’, Neil, who had spoken to him on Waterloo Bridge and convinced him not to take his own life. 

The conference aims to highlight solutions and innovation to support mental health

Despite the downpour the prince appeared to be in good spirits as he arrived at the Intercontinental hotel this morning

Jonny Benjamin, now 31, who lives in south London, was 20 years old when he sat on Waterloo Bridge in 2008 preparing to jump - until passerby Neil Laybourn persuaded him not to.

Six years after the incident Jonny launched a social media search to help him find the stranger on the bridge and the pair were eventually reunited live on ITV's morning show - then called Daybreak. 

In 2017, Jonny and Neil ran the London Marathon together as part of The Royal Foundation’s Heads Together campaign.

In October, His Royal Highness launched ‘Mental Health at Work’, the latest initiative from Heads Together and the mental health charity Mind, which provides free resources to companies wanting more help to support their employees’ wellbeing. 

The prince clutched as his blazer as he made his way into the hotel for the conference 

It's been a busy time for the Duke and Duchess who last week carried out a string of engagements in addition to joining the celebrations for Prince Charles' 70th birthday.

After spending the day in Yorkshire on Wednesday last week, they were helicoptered back to London in time for William’s father’s birthday bash.

And on Friday night, the couple joined the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at a 'secret' glamorous event with Anita Rani and singer Tom Walker on Friday night.

Kate Middleton, Prince William, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry headed to the glitzy bash which had been 'kept under wraps' by Kensington Palace.

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