Plagued for years by her drug and alcohol demons, Amy Winehouse’s tragic death sent shockwaves around the globe. But thanks to Amy’s Place, a recovery house for women aged 18 to 30 overcoming drug and alcohol addiction set up in her name, her legacy lives on.
The centre has given dozens of young women struggling with substance abuse a future. On the ten-year anniversary of Amy’s death from alcohol poisoning, the Sunday Mirror visited Amy’s Place to meet the women she has helped.
A calm hub amidst the bustle of East London, Amy’s Place provides a home for up to 16 women with 12 self-contained apartments along with communal areas, including a peaceful garden. What did Amy Winehouse's music mean to you?
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