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Davidson County Transitional Services Inc.
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D C Transitional Serv. Organizational Services

Services Informational Center

Why Our Services

Why Our Services

Why Our Services

DCTS services were created to accomplish the goals outlined in our mission and vision statements. Utilizing our core values, the staff and volunteers work tirelessly and diligently with our clients and external agencies to determine the most effective strategies for positive  outcomes. 

Services Policy

Why Our Services

Why Our Services

The policy of DCTS is to govern  within the agency which discrimination on the basis of  race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression or an individuals age are unacceptable practices at any time. 

Education

Why Our Services

Case Management

We aspire to Educate individuals.  Explore available options to them. Empower them with the tools necessary to make life transitions/reintegration that are successful. 

Case Management

Case Management

Case Management

Case management services are a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, care coordination, evaluation, and advocacy for options and services to meet individual’s overall needs through communication and available resources to promote  quality, cost-effective outcomes. We  will assist with identifying appropriate providers throughout the continuum of services while ensuring that existing resources are being used in a timely and cost-efficacious manner to obtain optimum value for both the client and the agency

Flexibility

Case Management

Flexibility

 DCTS provides flexible services and support, quality resources, professional development opportunities designed to enable successful life transitions or reintegration into communities as productive citizens.  

Payments

Case Management

Flexibility

Payment is Due at Time of Render Services. Unless you have made advance payment arrangements with the appropriate staff.  

Please make all checks payment to: 

DC Transitional Services

Return Check Charge is $45.00

We Accept All Credit Cards !

Many of DCTS  services are free of charge (or at a minimal cost to cover expenses) However, some services are determined base on a sliding scale; while others are billable by the hour. 

Education & Support Systems Services

We Care..We Listen

Individual Family & Group Services

Individual Family & Group Services

Individual Family & Group Services

Individual Family & Group Services

Individual Family & Group Services

Community Awareness Education

Individual Family & Group Services

Community Awareness Education

Financial Management Sessions

Classes are offered on the 1st Wednesday & 3rd Wednesday of the  month for 1 hour.

Topics of Discussion

Sessions are facilitated by  Arsherres “Reece” Jenkins, 

Woodforest Branch Manager & DCTS Board Treasurer

Daytime Classes are held every 4th  Tuesday, 11-12:15 p.m.

Topics of Discussion

  • Your money Values and Influences 
  • Bank on It
  • Protecting your Identity and other assets
  • Making house Decisions
  • Buying a home
  • Your Income and Expenses
  • Your spending and Savings plan
  • Your Savings
  • Credit Report and Scores
  • Borrowing Basics
  • Managing debt
  • Using Credit Card

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Program or Service Fees

Payment is Due at Time of Render Services. Unless you have made advance payment arrangements with the appropriate staff.  SALE Program $75.00, Background Checks $50.00, SCTH Application Fee $50.00.  Court Order Classes - Per court arrangement, Sponsorship, etc. 

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DAP4Youth Restitution & Community Services Program

Helping Youth Reach Individual Success Everyday ....

The primary objective is to keep our youth off the street and to provide a structured program during their suspension period.  The program teaches participants the skills required for them to become successful citizens.  The CSR program recognizes that offenders have harmed the community and the community is thus a victim.  Community service serves as both a punishment and as a way for offenders to help heal the community they have harmed.  The end result is a community that has been repaired and offenders who are less likely to re-offend.  CSR is an essential program for this community.  It keeps many offenders out of jail by providing an alternative avenue for reparation to the community.  As a result, it also saves the taxpayers money, as fewer offenders are incarcerated.  CSR gives offenders an opportunity to learn that everyone has responsibilities to their community.  CSR is an integral part of the rehabilitation of offenders assigned to the program. Through the program, offenders develop a work ethic, learn to be responsible, develop work skills, and increase self-esteem by completing their assigned tasks, and a chance to give back to the community at large. 

Targeted Population: Youth 12-17 who are court involved

 DAP4Youth Restitution & Community Services Program is an initiative aimed at successful strategies targeting students who have been referred to the juvenile justice system.  This program allows court-involved youth to perform supervised community service hours and/or earn restitution to benefit victims. 

We provide Food & Clothing to our Families F1rst Outreach Program Participates

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DCTS Stealing And Larceny Elimination (S.A.L.E.) Program

What is the S.A.L.E Program ?

The S.A.L.E program was designed to identify first time offenders that have been charged with the class II misdemeanor of larceny or shoplifting.  This program along with Davidson County Transitional Services will educate the first time offender about the path that they have chosen and how it can and will affect the rest of their lives.  

  • The S.A.L.E  program will take offenders through the cost of a conviction and  how a conviction will affect their ability to obtain viable employment in the future due to their conviction
  • The S.A.L.E program will attempt to identify any other concerns that need to be addressed with the individual, (e.g. mental health, substance abuse, education or job training skills).
  •  Individuals  maybe be referred to the  S.A.L.EA Program  District Attorney, Judges, lawyer, or other agency  This program would be another step toward client success.  
  • Individuals charged with these offenses would be required to complete community service, pay a fine and possibly a substance abuse assessment.  
  • S.A.L.E. would require individuals to look at the consequences of their actions and identify and monitor additional requirements.
  • The cost of  the S.A.L.E for program participants  is $75.00 payable prior to the start of class (fees inclusive of forms and followups)  

Schedule:

S.A.L.E Program will be conducted on the 3rd Thursdays of the month and the 4th  Saturdays monthly  as follows: 

Thursday -  6:30 pm - 9:30 pm & Saturday - 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

(Individual classes can be arranged at an additional cost of $25.00).
What Happens After Completion?

Once an individual completes the S.A.L.E Program a letter will be forwarded to the district's attorney's office to verify the compliance.DC Transitional Services will follow up with the individual to help with any other  identified services.

S.A.L.E. is one step towards success!  DCTS  aim to Help People R.I.S.E!

S.A.L.E. is one step towards success!  DCTS  aim to Help People R.I.S.E!


Dap4Youth Court Program Helping Youth R.I.S.E. One Step at a Time....

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Substance Abuse & Addiction Support Services

DC Transitional Services offers  support services  for those persons or their families who need extended  substance abuse addiction support. We provide  counseling services under the direction of Dr. Linda McRae, Clinical Director of DCTS  and in partnership w/HOPE Counseling,  

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Opioids- Bringing You Awareness

 Opioids are a class of drugs that include the illegal drug heroin, synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, and pain relievers available legally by prescription, such as oxycodone (OxyContin®), hydrocodone (Vicodin®), codeine, morphine, and many others (NDI)

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Drug Misuse

Many misused drugs can alter a person’s thinking and judgment, leading to health risks, including addiction, drugged driving and infectious disease. Most drugs could potentially harm an unborn baby; pregnancy-related issues can be founded by clicking the find out more button.  (NDI)

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Opioid Epidemic in North Carolina

According to the North Carolina  Division Heath and Human Services (NCDHHS),  from 1999 to 2016 more than 12,000 North Carolinians died from opioid-related overdoses. This epidemic is devastating families and communities. It is overwhelming medical providers and is straining prevention and treatment efforts. To tackle this health crisis, the NC Department of Health and Human Services is working to connect people with preventative healthcare, substance use disorder treatment and community supports. This is a complex issue requiring partnership from many sectors and is an effort that needs to be supported through funding and resources to be successful.

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DCTS Workshops in Conjunction with NC Legal Aid

These clinics educate people about their rights and empower them to handle certain basic legal issues without the help of a lawyer. Participants receive all the guidance ​​and paperwork necessary to walk out of the clinic and into the courthouse. Clinics are hosted monthly or quarterly at ​Legal Aid offices, churches, community centers and other locations throughout North Carolina. All clinics are completely free, but advance registration is required due to space limitations at most locations. Participants receive general legal information only. No specific advice is given on individual cases.

NC Legal Aid

We Provide One-on-One or Group Sessions

  

Child Custody and Visitation

Criminal Record Expunction

Employee Rights

Health Care Powers of Attorney and Living Wills

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Davidson County Transitional Services Inc.

11 Farmview Road, Thomasville, North Carolina 27360, United States

[Office] 336-472-0625 or 336-474-1284

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Walk-ins are NOT permitted.  In person appointments MUST be made a week in advance. Emergency appointments by referral ONLY! 

 If you are trying to reach Davidson County Social Services call 336-242-2500.