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Britain's Prince of Wales is growing "increasingly proud" of his charity PRIME Cymru.
The founder of the fund - which supports those aged over 50 to find employment - praised the long-serving mentors, who have "done such fantastic work over the years".
Speaking at the 2015 PRIME Cymru awards in Aberystwyth , he said: "I'm increasingly proud of what PRIME Cymru is managing to achieve...and what I wanted to do today as well, is to recognise those marvellous mentors who have done such fantastic work over all the years, many of who have and still been with us really quite a long time now, and without whom nothing would actually be achieved."
Britain's Prince of Wales recently presented the Green Business award to a man who rescues horses.
Sid Smallman, who set up Phoenix Horse Logging, where he safeguards the animals before training them, started the project with the help of Prince Charles' fund.
Commenting on the work of his charity Charles added: "This sort of gathering provides us with an opportunity just to remember that a person over the age of 50 is five times more likely to be made redundant and is eight times less likely to find alternative employment than a person in the 18 to 30 age group, and that's not generally, I think, understood or recognised."

Tom Parker Bowles thinks his stepfather Britain's Prince of Wales would "make a fantastic king".
The son of Britain's Duchess of Cornwall has opened up about living under the intense spotlight after his mother married Prince Charles and says he doesn't "care less" what the press say about him [Prince Charles], because he is "a man of warmth and intelligence".
Tom said: "I don't give a c**p what anyone in the press says - you know I couldn't care less - he is a man of warmth and intelligence and humanity and I think he will, if it ever happens, he will make a fantastic king."
Commenting on the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall's relationship, Tom shared he has "always adored" his stepfather, who makes his mother Camilla "exceptionally happy".
He told A Current Affair: "All you care about with your parents is that they are happy and my mother is exceptionally happy at the moment and I've always adored my stepfather and he's always been a kind and good and lovely man."
The 40-year-old food critic went onto to say how he 'couldn't" do the duties his mother has to do every day.
He admitted "My mother was a mother she didn't really work apart from bringing us up which a job in itself but at an age where lots of people are thinking of retiring so is having up to 20 or 30 engagements a day and she's brilliant at it - she has always been brilliant with people."

Britain's Prince George served as the inspiration for the Kardashians Kids collection.
Khloé Kardashian has revealed her admiration for the two-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, complimenting his "cute and preppy" style.
The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star said: "Prince George is the cutest ever. He is so cute and preppy, but he still represents very well. He is very cute."
Talking about her choice to expand their fashion line for children, Khloé said it was "a natural progression" as her sister's Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian West's children - Reign, North, Penelope, and Mason Disick - are " so fashion forward".
She told Sydney's Confidential: "Doing a kids line was a natural progression. My nieces and nephews are so fashion forward, but we noticed there was a need in the market for boys."
Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian West previously declared her love for the royal couple and Prince George, when she sent hip-hop style clothes to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for Prince Geroge to wear.
However, according to a source it wasn't known if they let him wear the items.
The source said: "It depends if the Cambridges want to dress him in it."
Kim - who is married to rapper Kanye West - also wanted to arrange to meet up with the Duchess of Cambridge.
She added: "We all love her, and would love to hang out with her. I'm going to call her up and ask her for lunch. She's amazing."

Spanish queen Letizia Ortiz's grandfather, Francisco Rocasolano has died.
The 98-year-old passed away in Salamanca, Spain, last night (27.07.15) where he was hospitalised last Saturday (25.07.15) due to coronary problems, confirmed Tuesday (28.07.15) to Spanish news agency Efe.
Francisco Rocasolano is believed to have felt unwell on Saturday (25.07.15) while he rested in a property in Puerto de Béjar (Salamanca) and was transferred to the hospital Clinico de Salamanca, where he passed away.
According to the same sources, the transfer of the deceased to Madrid was organised on the same evening, but after his health got noticeably worse, the doctors made the decision to keep him in the hospital, where he died a while later, before midnight.
Queen Letizia's maternal grandfather went through a medical check up on Sunday (26.07.15) at the Clinico de Salamanca, the same day the Spanish queen's mother, Paloma Rocasolano, arrived at the hospital to be with her father, in the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital Clinico Universitario.
Yesterday, queen Letizia canceled her arrangements to assist the National Fashion Awards ceremony, which she was going to preside this morning (28.07.15) at the Museo Del Traje in Madrid, to be with her family.

Britain's Prince William has praised the winners of The British Academy Film Awards young game designers competition.
The BAFTA president - who presented awards to four future game creators and a school teacher - has said "the future of British games, is very bright indeed" after handing out the awards at BAFTA's headquarters in London, yesterday (27.07.15).
Speaking at the awards ceremony, the Duke of Cambridge said: "I encourage you - our stars of tomorrow - to keep exploring your creativity and see where it takes you. Judging by the potential you have already shown, your future, and the future of British games, is very bright indeed."
He went on to say that the games industry is "one of the fastest growing and most creative industries in the country" and pointed out that "regardless of your background or your gender" a "successful career is very much a possibility".
Prince William added: "A successful career in one of the fastest growing and most creative industries in this country is very much a possibility, regardless of your background or your gender.
Website Dealinenews.co.uk reported that one of the prizes went to popular game Minecraft, which was awarded by the BAFTA Games Committee for supporting young games designers.

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge presented Sir Ben Ainslie, with a trophy for winning the Portsmouth leg of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series race.
The gold medalist and his team celebrated with champagne at the event held in Portsmouth, England on Sunday (26.07.15), where Duchess Catherine and Prince William braved winds of up to 30-miles-per-hour.
The royal couple were spotted wearing matching fleeces at the celebrations after the Cup was called off because of the bad weather.
A woman called Ella, who gave the tops as a gift said they were both "very nice".
She told the Daily Mail newspaper: "She [Catherine] said they were very nice. I'm sure they will fit perfectly."
Early on Sunday morning, the Duchess and Duke were given a guided tour of the headquarters by Sir Ben, and Catherine even had a go on a sailing simulator.
The Duchess joined Sir Ben alongside a ship's wheel and had to wear a pair of virtual reality goggles.
Catherine was overheard calling the experience "weird" despite being able to cope with ride, which makes you feel like you are sailing at 15 knots.
Ben Ainslie and his team celebrated with Moët & Chandon, the official champagne sponsors of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series in Portsmouth (Photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images for Moët)

Britain's Duchess of Cambridge's favourite designer, Rachel Riley was inspired by Princess Diana.
The award-winning clothesmaker - who created two-year-old Prince George's outfit for his sister, Princess Charlotte's christening on July (05.07.15) - has revealed she thought the late Princess Diana - mother of Britain's Prince William and Prince Harry - "had a great sense of style" and dressed her sons in "clothes appropriate for children".
Rachel said: "I look at old pictures of William and Harry as boys because the outfits are beautiful and a wonderful inspiration. Princess Diana had a great sense of style. She was a nursery teacher so was a natural with children and knew how to dress them. She dressed William and Harry in clothes that are appropriate for children."
The entrepreneur complimented Diana on how she "wore everything so well" and for "understanding the need for the Princes [Harry and William] to be properly dressed".
She told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "They were comfortable and classic and, being from a traditional family, I think Diana understood the need for the Princes to be properly dressed. Diana loved fashion and she wore everything so well."

Britain's Prince of Wales hosted a garden party in Tetbury, England for The Prince's Countryside Fund.
The Duke of Cornwall attended the event at Highgrove House on Friday (24.07.15) to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the charity, which has given over £6 million in grants to 135 projects benefiting 160,000 people living and working in rural communities, since 2010.
The Prince's Countryside Fund Ambassadors, including TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh MBE, Journalist Ellie Harrison, Olympian Charlotte Kerwood and 'This Morning' chef Phil Vickery MBE were among guests at the event.
Talking on the day, according to Press Association, Prince Charles said he was "thrilled" of the work that has helped "start up or grow rural enterprises".
He said: "I am thrilled that as a result of the fund being set up we've managed to support over 2,500 rural enterprises to start up or grow; 5,000 farm businesses to improve their profitability; over 300 rural communities with the provision of community owned pubs, shops and other services; and my Pub is the Hub organisation trying to save all these rural pubs from disappearing - that's another aspect of what the fund has been able to support ..."
Prince Charles was greeted with a homemade cake with the words "Happy 5th Birthday" iced on it, designed and baked by Fiona Cairns, who also made the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wedding cake.

Britain's Prince William's helicopter reportedly sparked a security alert after a mobile phone app tracked his aircraft.
According to a claim by The Mail on Sunday newspaper, the application, which could be purchased for £2.99, followed the movements of the Duke of Cambridge as he left Cambridge Aiport, on his East Anglian air ambulance.
It was reported that journalists were able to show exactly where William was going and even posted photos of the Prince preparing to land.
It's also believed if you paid more you were sent a text alert every time he uses the aircraft.
Air safety expert Christopher Yates doesn't see it as "a problem" because "we don't know from one day to the next if he's going to be on board".
He told The Associated Press: "Most of the time when an air ambulance is called it appears on the scene, scoops someone up and disappears. If there were someone monitoring, the chance of them being there at the scene when he arrives is quite remote. And we don't know from one day to the next if he's going to be on board. So I don't see a problem."
However, after it became a major risk, the app 'flightradar24' has since been stopped.
Buckingham Palace and The Metropolitan Police are yet to comment on the app.