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Jamie established the 23 Foundation at the beginning of 2009 with the Community Foundation for Merseyside in order to provide grants to young people in communities. This saw Jamie donating the proceeds from his testimonial in 2010 to create the fund which now is valued at over £1 million.

Local projects succeeded in reducing levels of anti-social behaviour in the local area by 11.6% in the programme’s first year. One project saw 20% of attendees who were previously repeat offenders gain employment and another project created a youth engagement framework that has encouraged young people attending the pilot project to mentor other young people.

Music and Health is a once-a-week jam session run by a facilitator and a drummer. The 90-minute singing workshops are designed for disabled people, including those with multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy, stroke patients, accident victims, and blind people. Almost all that attend this group — including Caroline — are confined to wheelchairs.

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