The Princess of Wales has written a letter to the charity, Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA), expressing her support for their new campaign.
In a moving letter, Kate praised the work the charity does and their new photographic exhibition, "This is Also Motherhood".
The exhibition shares the stories of women navigating perinatal mental illness, from pregnancy through to the early years of parenthood.
The charity said the mother-of-three's letter "so beautifully summarises our hopes and ambitions for this new campaign and for the work of the MMHA".
Kate sent a message of support to the charity
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Kate wrote: "The Maternal Mental Health Alliance continues to champion the voices of those navigating perinatal mental illness.
"Their new photographic exhibition, 'This is Also Motherhood', explores the often unseen realities of mental health throughout pregnancy and beyond.
"At the heart of this exhibition are ten extraordinary women.
"Their courage to speak openly about their experiences, whether marked by trauma, joy, or resilience, demonstrates the great vulnerability and strength of the human condition."
The princess praised the 'extraordinary' work by the charity
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The Princess of Wales continued: "Through their portraits and letters, they remind us that no one should have to navigate the perinatal journey alone.
"The exhibition is a testament to the MMHA's core mission; ensuring every family in the UK gets the mental health care and support they need, before, during and after pregnancy.
"'This is Also Motherhood' reminds us that perinatal mental health problems can be overcome.
"Every parent's story matters, and every voice has the power to help build a society where love, hope, and compassion are at the heart of everything we do."
The charity shared the letter on its social media
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Kate was named patron of the MMHA in 2022, with the charity bringing together more than 100 organisations to ensure women and families facing perinatal mental health challenges get the right care and support.
The princess also unveiled the autumn instalment of her Mother Nature video series, which was distributed on Saturday through Kensington Palace's social media platforms.
The third episode in the quarterly programme features youngsters from Farley Junior Academy in Luton participating in outdoor culinary activities within Windsor Great Park.
The children, who receive support from the charity Go Beyond, joined chef Gill Mellor and the princess for cooking demonstrations.
The Princess of Wales has been an ambassador for the charity since 2022
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The series continues to showcase Britain's diverse seasonal landscapes and natural environments, with each episode delving into different aspects of the country's outdoor spaces throughout the year.
Narrating the video, Kate said: "As the days grow shorter and the shadows grow longer, the energy of summer withdraws into Autumn.
"This is a season for reflection and refinement.
"Trees shed their canopies in preparation for winter, just as we too learn to let go of what is no longer needed."
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