Ten years ago, Amy’s Place opened its doors in east London — a sanctuary for women battling addiction, inspired by Amy Winehouse’s legacy. More than just a rehab center, it’s a home where residents receive up to two years of housing, therapy, and life skills training, all designed to rebuild independence. With nearly 90 women transformed since its launch, this unique facility — the only one of its kind for young women — thrives on community, music, and shared resilience. Yet demand far outpaces capacity, and funding remains a hurdle. Still, Amy’s Place proves that with the right support, recovery isn’t just possible — it’s life-changing.

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