Granite Pathways is Nashua's doorway at 12 Amherst St. It complements existing programs in place across the city. While working at her desk, Michelle Poulin, case manager with The Doorway at Granite Pathways, said the organization assists clients with treatment navigation, with any primary care doctors, any Medicated Assisted Treatment and setting people up with any necessary referrals. This doorway connects clients to the appropriate level of care and services. Additionally, Poulin said people are transitioned to an after-care case manager who can carry that caseload for up to a year. Currently, the organization receives a lot of referrals from the Mobile Crisis Response Team and local hospitals, Poulin said. (Adam Urquhart photo)
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An information table inside the Granite Pathways Youth Treatment Center. (Carol Robidoux photo)
State officials tour Granite Pathways Youth Treatment Center following the ribbon cutting on Nov. 1, 2018. (Carol Robidoux photo)
Recreation area inside the Granite Pathways Youth Treatment Center, located outside individual pods where residents sleep. (Carol Robidoux photo)
Community Outreach Coordinator Kelly Riley, left, confers with Executive Director of HOPE for New Hampshire Recovery Keith Howard inside the community recovery center in Manchester. (Carol Robidoux photo)
Granite Pathways is Nashua's doorway at 12 Amherst St. It complements existing programs in place across the city. While working at her desk, Michelle Poulin, case manager with The Doorway at Granite Pathways, said the organization assists clients with treatment navigation, with any primary care doctors, any Medicated Assisted Treatment and setting people up with any necessary referrals. This doorway connects clients to the appropriate level of care and services. Additionally, Poulin said people are transitioned to an after-care case manager who can carry that caseload for up to a year. Currently, the organization receives a lot of referrals from the Mobile Crisis Response Team and local hospitals, Poulin said. (Adam Urquhart photo)
Flyers reading "you are not alone" are found at The Doorway at Granite Pathways, 12 Amherst St. in Nashua. (Adam Urquhart photo)
Peter Y. Fifield, a licensed clinical mental health counselor and master licensed alcohol and drug counselor, is program manager for the Dover Doorway hub for the Seacoast. (Deb Cram photo/Fosters.com)
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Peter Y. Fifield, licensed clinical mental health counselor and master licensed alcohol and drug counselor, talks about The Doorway and how it's been going in the first year of existence. (Deb Cram photo/Fosters.com)
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