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You Are Not Alone. Help is Less Than an Hour Away. Find a Doorway. The Doorways offer assistance with accessing every level of treatment. Call 211 to be connected with a Doorway or use the Doorway locator map for access to a Doorway at one of nine trusted community hospitals.
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Overview information for New Hampshire's The Doorway program. The Doorway is changing how New Hampshire helps people with an opioid use disorder (OUD) or other substance use disorders (SUD).
Find Your Doorway. The Doorways offer assistance with accessing every level of treatment. Call 211 to be connected with a Doorway or use the Doorway locator map on the left for where to go based on your city in New Hampshire.
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The staff at The Doorway are here to help. Recovery is real, it’s great, and it’s available today bycalling 211from any phone or visiting our Keene location. See Google map directions to 24 Railroad Street in Keene The Doorway in Keene is located at 24 Railroad Street in downtown Keene and is a program of Cheshire Medical Center. We are ready to ta...
When you call 211 or visit The Doorway at 24 Railroad Street in Keene, you meet with a staff member who listens without judgment. Some of us have been right where you are right now. This meeting can happen in person, over the phone, or on a computer. You’ll have space and time to tell your story and explore your needs. We offer support with compass...
We can then help you choose the programs and supports that are right for you. We can help you make the phone calls, fill out the forms, and answer questions. We can help with transportation to appointments. We can help talk with your family and loved ones. We check in with you every day to see how you’re doing. We’ll continue to call as you work yo...
Whether you are seeking help for yourself or a loved one or are simply looking for information and resources related to drugs or alcohol, The Doorway is the right place. To contact The Doorway, call 211 anytime or visit 24 Railroad Street in Keene, Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
The Doorway is here to help—whether its help for yourself or a loved one—we can connect you to support, services and care that is right for you. The Doorway at DHMC is part of a statewide initiative to address the growing opioid crisis.
The Doorway provides a complete assessment, coordinated referral to treatment and supportive services for anyone living with a substance use disorder. Our main goal is to help people struggling with recovery get the help they need.
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Since 1982, The DoorWay has served youth and adults who are struggling with addiction, abuse, or neglect.
