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Carolina Regional Transitional Care, Inc.
CRTC Board of Directors
- Frances B. Gladden, President / CEO
- Nichol Moss, Vice-President
- Doris Sides, Secretary
- Veronica Neblett, Treasurer AT Large
- Larry A. Boyd, Member AT Large
- Manqoba Joseph Dlangalala, Member AT Large
- Crystal Nickerson, Board Member AT Large
- Frances B. Gladden, President / CEO
- Nichol Moss Barnes, Vice-President
- Mable Manning, Board Member
- Bernice McPhatter, Secretary
- Nichol Moss Barnes, Advisory Board Chair
- Becky Becker, Emeritus Ministerial Vitae
Who we are as a life changing organization
Carolina Regional Transitional Care, Inc. is an interdenominational organization made up of individuals, and various faith communities that have joined forces to facilitate and assist returning citizens and their families.
Our primary aim is to give assistance to the returning citizen in facing the challenges of reintegrating into the community and family. It is our goal to help every returning citizen sustain a successful reintegration. We recently reorganized to extend our services throughout all 100 Counties in North Carolina. We link with organizations and Programs to assist with pre-release and post-release services in overcoming addiction, counseling, housing, employment, food, clothing, and family reunification.
Carolina Regional Transitional Care, Inc. is an interdenominational organization made up of individuals, and various faith communities that have joined forces to facilitate and assist returning citizens and their families.
Our primary aim is to give assistance to the returning citizen in facing the challenges of reintegrating into the community and family. It is our goal to help every returning citizen sustain a successful reintegration. We recently reorganized to extend our services throughout all 100 Counties in North Carolina. We provide both pre-release and post-release services in counseling, housing, employment, food, clothing, and family reunification.
Our Mission Statement
We believe that we are called to “make disciples” (Matt 28:19) and that using biblical principles to teach the Word of God is essential to spiritual growth (1Peter 2:2).
Academic and Devotional studies used in Released Time Christian Bible Study will help students grow in their knowledge of the Word of God and increase their faith and spiritual walk that is consistent and led by the Holy Spirit, changing their lives forever.
“Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it”
Prov 22:6 NKJV
Our Mission is to deliver comprehensive life coaching/mentoring services with biblical principles to returning citizens that will empower them to be productive citizens in their community.
We plan to achieve our mission by helping returning citizens overcome obstacles to successful integration into the community by linking with Churches, Community Organizations, Businesses, Groups, and other organizations, making it possible for services to be rendered such as:
- Assistance in preparing for release
- Assistance in overcoming social paralysis or “institutionalization” through life coaching.
- Help in gaining appropriate identification by giving assistance in getting an identity card or picture I.D.
- Opportunities for education and job
- Continued job training and support
- Help to overcome addiction through counseling and support groups.
- Help mend broken family relationships through individual and family support groups
- Help overcome the stigma of being labeled
- Work to help returning citizens regain civil rights such as the right to vote.
- Counseling to improve self-concept and interpersonal relationships.
- Mentoring services
Vision Statement
CRTC, Inc. believes that providing a program for school-age students focused on introducing and strengthening their belief in God will strengthen the student’s Christian Belief.
It is our Vision to train and equip returning citizens in various post release programs with the necessary skills and resources needed to become productive citizens.
Is RCTBE Legal?
In 1952, the United States Supreme Court upheld Released Time Bible Education Programs as legal in all fifty states. (Zorach v. Clauson)
The three requirements for a RTBE program to be legal are:
- Parental Permission must be given
- Instruction must take place off school grounds
- No State or Federal money may be used
Photo and Video Disclaimer
CRTC, Inc. reserves the right to use any photograph/video taken at any CRTC, Inc. event without the expressed written permission of those included within the photo/video.
CRTC, Inc. may use the photograph/video in publications or other media material produced, used, or contracted by CRTC, Inc. including but not limited to: brochures, invitations, books, newspapers, magazines, television, websites, etc.
To ensure the privacy of individuals and children, images will not be identified using full names or personal identifying information. Parents have to sign a release form.