NC Second Chance Alliance

Restoring Opportunities. Strengthening Families & Communities.

Resources

Local Reentry Councils

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Buncombe County Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 828-250-6409
http://www.buncombereentryhub.org/

Craven-Pamlico Re-Entry Council (CPRC)
Phone Number: 252-638-7247
http://cpreentrync.org/

Durham County Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 919-560-0514
http://www.dconc.gov/government/departments-a-e/durham-local-reentry-council

Hoke/Robeson/Scotland South East Regional Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 910-272-6610

Re-Entry Partners of Mecklenburg Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 980-307-1453
https://www.mecknc.gov/CriminalJusticeServices/Pages/ReentryServices.aspx
http://charlottereentry.org/

McDowell County Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 828-559-2224

Nash/Edgecombe/Wilson (N.E.W.) Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 252-442-8081 Ext. 245
https://www.ncreentry.org/

New Hanover County Local Reentry Council- LINC
Phone Number: 910-889-1140

Onslow/Jones Local Re-Entry Resource Council
Phone Number: 910-939-5173
https://rcoj.org/

Pitt County Local Reentry Council-(STRIVE)
Phone Number: 252-752-9774 Ext. 28

Fayetteville-Cumberland Reentry Council (FCRC)
Phone Number: 910-583-0424

Forsyth County Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 336-748-4666

Wake County Capital Area Reentry Council (CARC)
Phone Number: 919-834-9300 Ext. 201
https://capitalareareentry.org/

Guilford County Local Reentry Council
Phone Number: 336-641-3648

Reentry National Media Outreach Campaign

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The Campaign is designed to support the work of community and faith-based organizations through offering media resources that will facilitate community discussion and decision making about solution-based reentry programs. The Project Documentation toolbar is particularly useful.

Reentry Policy Council

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The Reentry Policy Council is a national project coordinated by the Council of State Governments Justice Center, a national nonprofit organization that serves policymakers at the local, state, and federal levels from all branches of government.

Prisoner Reentry Institute

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Among its many publications are, “In Our Backyard: Overcoming Resistance to Reentry Housing,” “The Greening of Corrections: Creating a Sustainable System,” and “Venturing Beyond the Glass: Facilitating Successful Reentry with Entrepreneurship.”

National HIRE Network

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The National Helping Individuals with criminal records Re-enter through Employment Network is both a national clearinghouse for information and an advocate for policy change. The National H.I.R.E. Network also provides training and technical assistance to agencies working to improve the employment prospects for people with criminal records.