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Ex-addict had 'passion' in her heart to help people in need across Wirral

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Mandylee Johnson was an addict and went to Africa on mission work. When she returned she wanted to "turn her life around" The 43-year-old opened a homeless shelter in Central Park, Wallasey. She then opened a community shop on Mill Lane and then opened another. On Tuesday, May 30, she opened her third community shop, on Rake Lane.

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Ex-addict had 'passion' in her heart to help people in need across Wirral

A WOMAN from Wallasey has been helping people in need for the past 14 years after not wanting anyone to "suffer" the way she had. 16 years…

2 years ago·Merseyside, United Kingdom

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Wirral Globe broke the news in Merseyside, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

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