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What's this about? 
Why does Clarence seem to have a unicorn's horn?
Is it for a sword fight?
Is for dealing with cobwebs?
Or is it just a useful torch?
One of those answers is (almost) right. Find out the details here.
Latest News
Jan 2010: Tubalations
THIRTY low brass players got expert tuition and presented a concert all in aid of The Clarence Adoo Trust. more...
Dec 2009: Carols for Clarence.
A special collection was taken at a Newcastle carol service to help the funds in Clarence's trust. more...
Sept 2009: Runner contributes
Runner Stephen Tyley completed the Great North Run and donated sponsor money to The Clarence Adoo Trust more...
You can't spend time with Clarence Adoo and fail to be touched, inspired and impressed by him.
On top of losing his career as one of the UK's top trumpeters in a car crash in his mid 30s, Clarence's doctors offered no promises of any improvement and a loophole in the insurance policy meant he did not qualify for a payout despite being paralysed from the neck down.
Yet Clarence remains a remarkably upbeat and positive man who proves that miracles still happen!
A top trumpeter and committed Salvationist whose career was tragically cut short
Paralysed from neck down in a road accident—but no insurance payout!
Saved from iron lung by strong diaphragm due to his trumpet playing.
Was declined physiotherapy, but can now move an arm
—"a miracle", say doctors.
An exceptionally positive and inspirational man who doesn't complain.
See 'About' for details
Highlights
- Read about Clarence's progress - and the musical instrument he can now play
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since 27 September 1998