Actress and Save the Children Ambassador Joely Richardson recently visited a community allotment project, funded by the charity, which is improving children’s mental wellbeing and development. The project, which is supported by Save the Children’s long-standing partner Bvlgari, is run by a local community group in Margate. Child poverty in the UK has reached a devastating new high of 4.5million, with 1 in 3 children living in poverty. That was a big milestone.”Hannah, who has been leading the allotment project since it began, added: “We’ve been running the project for three years thanks to Save the Children funding. Children come and eat fresh produce straight from the allotment and parents can decompress in the fresh air.