Amy Winehouse's family opens rehabilitation institution for women

In 2016, Amy Winehouse's death full five years. The singer, then 27, died of respiratory arrest after getting into an alcoholic coma.

To prevent other women go through what the artist spent, his family decided to open a foundation that helps in the battle against addiction to alcohol and drugs. The Amy Winehouse Foundation will be inaugurated in London on August 22, and will primarily focus on young people who are addicted to toxic substances.

According to a survey of Harvard University, women are more susceptible to addiction. Still, the institute will be the first in London to devote himself exclusively to this group.

"This project will have a major impact on the lives of these young people," said in a statement, Jane Winehouse, stepmother of the singer. "It will be a place for beginnings."