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Written byLiam T. Donovan

Green Door’s successes are great because we see the individual, not the illness. The people we help are members of our community and we treat each with the dignity and respect they deserve. We work closely with our clients to help them meet the goals that they set; and once met, work to exceed them. The progress made by our clients is inspiring. You can help us in our efforts to transform and restore lives.

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