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1:50Now PlayingWorking didn't cure his addiction, but it gave him the support he needed to turn his life around.
WARSAW, KY -- The distribution warehouse hums with workers on forklifts following a network of pathways, people moving boxes off a dock, others repackaging bulk parts.
On the surface, the auto parts supplier located about 40 minutes south of Cincinnati looks like many other warehouses. But Dorman Products of Warsaw, Kentucky, is doing what some have called revolutionary.
It's taking on the heroin crisis in a way that few companies do. Dorman Products will hire someone who's struggled with the disease. It will give people a second chance to get help, if they slip. And in semi-rural Gallatin County, this giant of a business with its 650 contributors, as the employees are called, is even reaching outside its own doors to help.
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