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Regional Communities Services Center
Events
Reality Store Events
Eastern Randolph High School &
Trinity High School
This month RCSC attended 2 Reality Store Events.
One at Eastern Randolph HS and one at Trinity HS.
These events are so beneficial for the students;
and staff really enjoy working with them and
helping them figure out the best options for the "real life" experiences.
Students are given a card with their occupation, family size, income and education.
They have to visit several booths to purchase a home, utilities, clothing, insurance, childcare, transportation, groceries, bank (to pay loans), and so much more!
Some students walk away with money left over at the end of the month,
while other students have to go get a second job.
It's always a great event and fun to watch the student's reactions!
2024 Boys and Girls Club
"Be Great" Dinner!
RCSC was honored to be a part of this year's "Be Great" Dinner in support of the Boys and Girls Club, serving 238 kids ages 6-18!! These kids are doing amazing things!!
It was such an awesome event! Congratulations to Keith,
the amazing young man who won “Club Kid of Year”
Thanks to Chris Cassady for the invite for Regional Communities Services Center to join his table!
Asheboro Hybrid Academy
Art Display
RCSC partnered with Randolph County Partnership for Children to highlight
and showcase the Asheboro Hybrid Academy, student's artwork.
Check out our beautiful art display at our District 2, Asheboro office!
Love the creativity!! These students did a great job with their drawings and paintings!!
2024-Hope is Real, Recovery is Real
Hope is Real, Recovery is Real Event today at Keaton's Place!
What a great turnout! Great day to #recoveroutloud!!!
Several vendors participated with lots of resources available to the community.
Family friendly day with kids playing games, blowing bubbles, sidewalk chalk and fun in the sandbox.
It was such an inspiration to hear so many wonderful stories and
testimonials of those who are celebrating recovery!!
RCSC was grateful to be a part of such an amazing day!
2024-Back to School Bash
Back-to-School Bash is always a wonderful time and a blessing to our community.
RCSC is always honored to be a part of these events!!
The reality is that many of our students will face the school year at a disadvantage from their peers.
They will be hindered because they do not have the means to get the supplies that are needed.
One of the goals is to provide school supplies so that every student has a chance to enter
the year with the tools necessary to succeed.
This year the Back to School Bash was a blast!
We had over 250 visitors to our table and the event sponsored: over 740 bookbags, 500 ears of street corn, 350 corn dogs, 250 hot dogs, 25 gallons of tea and 10 cases of water were given away!
25 people received free haircuts and 58 vision checks were provided.
Over 116 families visited Jordan’s closet. The bounce houses and water slide was full of
laughing happy children ALL day!
Best of all were the smiles on faces as kids had a chance to
enjoy a day just for them before starting back to school.
Looking forward to a great school year at all our schools!!
RCSC Full Staff Meeting
August 2024
Randolph-Asheboro YMCA
We had an amazing time at our District 2 Full Staff meeting for RCSC today.
What a way to kick off our new school year with a "Back to School" theme!
We enjoyed the "creating our own lights" since we strive to be positive and light up our classrooms.
So much fun playing Kahoot with fun facts about RCSC and Pre-ETS!
And can you really beat "getting to know you" Jenga and Bingo!!
Ohhh, you can with our FUN photo booth and props!!
We are all so grateful to be a part of this wonderful organization and
shared our sentiments as we made our "What we love about RCSC" apple tree!!
Thank you Randolph-Asheboro YMCA for allowing us to partner and hosting our meeting!
Thank you Asheboro Walmart for donating chicken for our meal!
Thank you Asheboro Golden Corral for donating macaroni and cheese for our meal!
It was a great day of fun and fellowship with our AMAZING team!!!
Disability Advocacy Center's
4th Annual Fiery Festival
RCSC Staff attended the Disability Advocacy Center's Fiery Festival Event on 6/22!
The Fiery Festival is presented by DAC to teach emergency preparedness and
disaster awareness for persons with disabilities. This is a one-of-a-kind event, held annually,
with vendors sharing information and supplies for disaster prevention and awareness.
There were over 20 organizations in attendance as well as adaptive games,
food, icees, photo booth and so much fun available to attendees!
What a wonderful event, RCSC was honored to be a part of it!
RCSC Full Staff Meeting
June 2024
Aberdeen Lake Park
We had a fun-filled RCSC Full Staff Development Meeting this month at Aberdeen Lake!
All staff from the main office and District 1 and 2 came together to discuss our
Pre-ETS program and our successes this year and things we can improve on!
We had fun building our teams with activities and more!
Now.... time to train and gear up this summer for our upcoming 24/25 year!
Randolph County
Re-Entry Simulation
On June 4th, RCSC partnered with several organizations to provide
Randolph County's first Re-Entry Simulation!
Have you ever wondered what it's like to re-enter society after being incarcerated?
During this event, participants were able to experience the challenges and obstacles
faced by individuals reintegrating into the community. The goal is to foster a smoother
transition back into society, minimizing the likelihood of reoffending.
Through interactive simulations and discussions, participants gained
a better understanding of the re-entry process and the importance of
community partnerships, resources and support services!
We had over 75 individuals participate in the mission to curb recidivism in our county.
It was an extremely eye opening experience for all involved!
Randolph County
Community Resource Fair
RCSC Staff participated in the FREE Community Resource Fair
hosted by: Randolph County Public Health and
sponsored by: WellCare and United Healthcare!
There were so many organizations available that shared resources and services within our community!
It was a beautiful day, and a great turnout!!
Thank you for allowing RCSC to attend and be a part of this amazing event!
Employability Fair 2024
Asheboro High School
RCSC Staff was excited to participate in Asheboro High School's first Employability Fair this week.
We assisted students with interviews, team building games,
thank you cards, and problem-solving activities!
Thank you Asheboro High School for allowing RCSC to be a part of this event.
We absolutely loved watching the students we serve utilize the skills we've learned in our Pre-ETS classes!
And... thank you for our plants and handmade cards!
Employ-ABILTY Seminar 2024
Sponsored by: Randolph County Schools and
Regional Communities Services Center
RCSC District 2-Asheboro Staff were excited to partner with
Randolph County Schools for our annual Employability Seminar!
Our theme this year was: "Catch the Wave to Employment!" and boy these students did NOT disappoint!!
During this event, students rotated between interviews, team building games,
portfolio presentations, family feud getting employed version and school banner/posters!
We were so proud and impressed during the interviews, presentations and
family feud employment game with how much these students had practiced and came prepared!
They are definitely "catching the wave to employment" and we are enjoying watching them!!
Richmond County Schools
Career Fair 2024
In April, students at Richmond Senior High School had the opportunity to
connect with businesses and organizations from across the county
at a job fair organized by the RCS Career & Technical Education department!
RCSC staff were excited to be a part of this amazing event!
Soon-to-be high school graduates had the opportunity to explore career options
and gain insight into the skills needed to enter the workforce.
More than 30 area businesses were on-site.
Students were able to see how many hometown businesses are
right around the corner offering jobs to high school graduates!
2024 NCETA Conference
RCSC staff was able to attend the 2024 NC Employment and Training Association (NCETA) Conference.
The theme this year was: Exploring the New Frontier: Innovations ~ Partnerships ~ Technology!
We had an eventful power-packed three days full of information,
collaboration, networking and business engagement!
Looking forward to next year!
2024 Rehabilitation and Re-Entry Conference
RCSC Staff had the opportunity to attend the 2024 Rehabilitation
and Re-Entry Conference, where we attended many sessions to gain more information
about how to help individuals in the communities we serve.
Speakers were great, the vendors were so helpful.
We made some amazing connections and plan to continue
to utilize these partnerships in the very near future!
New Name, Same Mission
NC Division of Employment and Independence
for People with Disabilities (EIPD)
Kick-Off Event
RCSC Staff were honored to be able to attend the Kick-Off Event which officially
introduced the new name change for NC Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.
New Name, Same Mission was mentioned several times as the announcement was made.
RCSC is so excited to be a partner of NC Division of
Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (EIPD)
"The transition to the Division of Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities opens an exciting new chapter in the way we understand and describe the life-changing services this department provides to more than 30,000 clients annually," said Susan Osborne, NCDHHS Deputy Secretary for Opportunity and Well-Being. "The American Dream is about achieving independence and an equal opportunity for success, and the goal of EIPD has always been for that to apply to all regardless of ability."
We are so excited to see what is next for this amazing organization and our partnership.
Reality Store Events
Providence Grove High School &
Southwestern Randolph High School
RCSC Staff has been honored to be able to participate in so many
of our schools Reality Store Events this school year.
Last month, we were able to visit Providence Grove High School and
Southwestern Randolph High School and be a part of their Reality Store Event.
Every time we attend these events, we can see how valuable this experience is for the students.
Each student gets a hypothetical life card that explains their occupation, family size, income, etc.
They then have to make their way around the room to all the booths and purchase all
the required "living" items such as: electricity, clothes, insurance, car, etc.
It's always amazing to see how the students respond, and our staff love the interactions!
Thank you Communities in Schools for allowing RCSC to participate!
2024 NC DCDT Transition Conference
We had a great time and learned so much at the 2024 NC DCDT
Transition Conference last month. It was a wonderful opportunity to be surrounded by
others excited to learn more about how to assist our transitioning students with disabilities.
There were multiple opportunities to share information, collaborate and network to gain more knowledge to help meet the needs of our students with a smooth transition from high school to adult life.
A plus side for us was being able to visit with our friends and students from Stoner-Thomas School
while they were representing their school in the School Based Enterprise section
where they were showcasing their items that were made by the students and for sale!
2024 Randolph County Schools
CTE Career Expo and Truck Fair
RCSC Staff participated in Randolph County Schools
Career and Technical Education Department's
Career Expo and Truck Fair at Randleman Middle School.
The objective of the fair is to provide vehicles, hands-on experiences and other information
from industry partners representing various career fields across Randolph County.
The fair is part of the CTE College and Career Continuum
that serves all 32 of our schools in providing career development opportunities.
This was a great experience for all the students, and staff involved.
Thank you for allowing RCSC to be a part of it!
Reality Store Event
Randolph Early College
RCSC staff participated at Randolph Early College this month
as they conducted a “Reality Store” for their students.
The Reality Store is a “Communities in Schools of Randolph County” initiative that teaches financial literacy and gives young people an idea of how difficult balancing a budget can be for families.
Each student is given a hypothetical family situation, job, and monthly income. The student then goes from table to table to “purchase” housing, transportation, insurance, childcare, clothing, groceries, etc.
The objective is to teach students the importance of managing finances and staying within a budget. Volunteers from the school system and community work the
tables and assist the students with their financial decisions.
We appreciate the opportunity to work with these students and help guide their decisions as they worked through their "Reality" event!
These events always make for a great day and an amazing experience for staff and the students!
Transition Fair 2024
Sponsored by: Randolph County Schools and
Regional Communities Services Center
2024 Transition Fair sponsored by Randolph County School System and
Regional Communities Services Center-RCSC was a huge success this month!!!
Students, parents and faculty all visited the event and received valuable resources and
services available within our community. Students were also able to walk around
and speak to vendors, ask questions and learn self-advocacy skills.
Students also participated in a team building workshop;
to learn how to work well with others in class, on a job or in general!
Thank you to Journey Church for hosting the event.
Thank you to all the vendors for spending the day talking with the students and their parents.
Thank you to all school staff and RCSC staff for all the hard work in preparation!
It was a great day and event for the students!!
2024 SETA Conference
RCSC Staff attended the 2024 Southeastern Employment and Training Association
SETA Conference this month full of education, best practices, and networking.
We learned some valuable information to assist our students and share with our community partners!
It was an amazing experience and we look forward to attending again next year!
Moore County Schools
Career Fair 2024
RCSC Staff participated in the Moore County Schools Career Fair 2024.
This event was extremely impactful with a great and diverse group of organizations
in attendance to assist our youth find their pathway to success.
The purpose of the Moore County Schools Career Fair is to EXPOSE students to career options, but also welcome organizations with open positions to share that information with the students.
Approximately 600-700, 11th and 12th-grade students from MCS attended this Career Fair.
In addition to various community organizations and local businesses, there were also two local
financial institutions on hand to help students with any questions they may have about banking and
how to open accounts. Several community colleges and some universities were also on hand
to speak to them about different pathways to careers.
Operation Gratitude was also there to give students insight into the nonprofit sector and to also participate in giving gratitude to others.
This was an amazing event!! And RCSC is honored to be a part of it!
Reality Store Event
Wheatmore HS
RCSC staff participated at Wheatmore HS this month
as they conducted a “Reality Store” for their students.
The Reality Store is a “Communities in Schools of Randolph County” initiative that teaches financial literacy and gives young people an idea of how difficult balancing a budget can be for families.
Each student is given a hypothetical family situation, job, and monthly income. The student then goes from table to table to “purchase” housing, transportation, insurance, childcare, clothing, groceries, etc.
The objective is to teach students the importance of managing finances and staying within a budget. Volunteers from the school system and community work the
tables and assist the students with their financial decisions.
We appreciate the opportunity to work with these students and help guide their decisions as they worked through their "Reality" event! It was a great day and an amazing experience for staff and the students!
Community Outreach Event
RCSC and TEAMWORKZ
Saturday, March 16th from 9:00am-2:00pm, District 1 – Pre-ETS Staff and (RCSC Executive Director) partnered and participated in an Open House Cookout, Pig-picking with all the fixings, event sponsored by TEAMWORKZ a non-profit organization for Homeless in Moore County.
This organization helps the homeless get back on their feet and into society.
They operate by volunteers and by receiving donations. Regional Communities Services Center-RCSC donated several different non-perishable food items and other basic items
that the homeless may need to make their living conditions better.
All RCSC staff enjoyed assisting TEAMWORKZ and meeting the homeless and assisting
them in picking out food items from our table.
The event was open to the homeless and anyone who may need a free meal or food.
RCSC staff provided these items and also provided them with information about the
Pre-ETS services that we provide in the Moore County High Schools.
Pre-ETS material was provided to each person along with their food items and hygiene products.
RCSC staff enjoyed the outdoor event and appreciated the opportunity to partner with TEAMWORKZ to assist the homeless. We look forward to working with TEAMWORKZ again in upcoming events.
Reality Store Event
Uwharrie Charter Academy
RCSC staff participated at Uwharrie Charter Academy today
as they conducted a “Reality Store” for their students.
The Reality Store is a “Communities in Schools of Randolph County” initiative that teaches financial literacy and gives young people an idea of how difficult balancing a budget can be for families.
Each student is given a hypothetical family situation, job, and monthly income. The student then goes from table to table to “purchase” housing, transportation, insurance, childcare, clothing, groceries, etc.
The objective is to teach students the importance of managing finances and staying within a budget. Volunteers from the school system and community work the
tables and assist the students with their financial decisions.
We appreciate the opportunity to work with these students and help guide their decisions as they worked through their "Reality" event! It was a great day and an amazing experience for staff and the students!
Uwharrie Charter Academy Career Day
Asheboro NC
Today RCSC Staff participated in Uwharrie Charter Academy's Career Day for their Juniors and Seniors.
The purpose of this Career Fair was to:
- Provide students with information about businesses in our area
- Provide students with information about the education/training needed to secure a job at local businesses
- Allow all Career Fair participants an opportunity to actively recruit graduating seniors
Students were very excited to talk with each of us
and learn more about what is available in our community.
We had a great turnout at our table with 14-Juniors and 6-Seniors showing interest in RCSC and the services and job opportunities available.
We are hoping to schedule some tours, volunteer and possible internship opportunities in the near future!
Thank you Mr. Green and Uwharrie Charter Academy for allowing us the opportunity to attend!
Shaw Academy Career Fair
Laurinburg NC
The Shaw Academy offers an alternative learning environment for students in Grades 7-12.
While attending the Academy, students will receive instruction in a small classroom setting with daily opportunities for one-on-one instruction, virtual classes, tutoring and wraparound support services. Additionally, a Personalized Education Plan is developed for each student
designed to meet their academic needs and put them on the path to graduation.
During the Career Fair for the students, Pre-ETS Coordinator Susan Greene was able to share information with one of the students regarding Career Pathways. Throughout the event information was also shared about the importance of soft skills and interviewing tips and strategies.
It was a great event for the students and RCSC staff was grateful to
participate in such a worthwhile event for the students and parents.
Train the Trainer - Re-Entry Simulation
Human Trafficking Simulation
Lexington Police Department Training Center
RCSC Executive Director, Annette Woodle and Pre-ETS Director, Stephanie Pitts attended the
Train the Trainer Re-Entry Simulation and Human Trafficking Simulation
at the Lexington Police Department Training Facility on 1/11/2024.
Sponsored by Triad Ladder of Hope and the US Attorney's Office of the Middle District, the event was very eye-opening to say the least. Designed to bring awareness of human trafficking, it put participants in the role of human trafficking victims, their families and even the victimizers, allowing us to better understand how difficult it is to rebuild one's life after breaking free!
There were 64 participants and volunteers involved in the event.
End of Year Staff Development
District 2 - Asheboro Office
End of year Staff Development for RCSC District 2 Asheboro Staff this month!!
We had a great meeting discussing RCSC and Pre-ETS Updates for 2023 and what's upcoming in 2024.
The Agenda was jammed pack with learning and a little bit of fun!
Great meal at Black Powder Smokehouse.
Keeping staff motivated and positive with a Positivity Sharing activity with our coworkers.
Following Directions and Team Building with our Dicebreaker activity with a gift.
Problem Solving and Decision Making as we called out our friends with a "Most Likely To" activity.
Stress Relief and Staff Creativity Time with our FUN craft
making light up bottles and last but not least Secret Santa gifts!!
It's been a busy year, and we've had a blast!!
We are looking forward to all the great things to come in 2024!!
Happy New Year from all of us at Regional Communities Services Center!
2023-Christmas Resource Fair
RCSC Staff participated in the Christmas Resource Fair
sponsored by Asheboro Housing Authority!!
Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of this event!!
Lots of Christmas spirit and resources shared!!
RCSC Board of Directors/Staff Meeting
December 2023
Pinehurst Country Club
2023 Christmas Board of Directors meeting.
Thank you to our Board members, Executive Director,
Administrative Staff and all field staff for the
wonderful jobs you do each and every day serving our communities!!
2023-Asheboro Christmas Parade
RCSC Staff were excited to participate in the annual Asheboro Christmas Parade sponsored by Cone Health on Friday, December 1st at 7pm. There were plenty of entries such as homemade and professional floats, bands, chorus groups and so much more!
We all came together to celebrate the joyous spirit of the season despite the rainy weather challenges.
We had so much FUN, spreading warmth and cheer as we kicked off the holiday festivities together!
Moore County
Veterans Stand Down
RCSC staff participated in this year's NCWorks Veterans Stand Down.
Thank you to all of our military and military spouses and all who
supported this years Moore County Veterans Stand Down.
This event was sponsored for our veterans from the Moore County area along with any
local area veterans to utilize the services and resources provided to veterans and their spouses.
RCSC is proud to be a part of such an amazing event and
we proud to honor our Veterans today and everyday!
Hot Ride Holiday Toy Drive 2023
Sponsored by:
Central Piedmont Community Action
RCSC participated in Central Piedmont Community Action's annual "Hot Ride Holiday Toy Drive" event in Asheboro NC courthouse parking lot. This event is open to the public for our community to come through, see the available resources offered through the Community Services Block Grant at CPCA as well as throughout our community.
Donations are accepted for their annual toy drive. Music fills the air and chili and raffle tickets
are available for purchase! And last but not least, there are always some nice rides
there so the community can enjoy the car show.
RCSC always has a lot of fun during this event each year and
we appreciate the opportunity to be a part of it!
Randolph County Schools Career Expo
From Classroom to Careers!
RCSC participated in Randolph County School System's Career and Technical Education Department second annual "From Classroom to Career" event today at Journey Church in Asheboro. This Career Expo is part of their college and career continuum and is strategically provided to high school juniors.
With nearly 50 industry partners and different branches of the armed forces in attendance,
students were able to get a chance to interact with employers and learn more about
the career opportunities that await them across the 16 career clusters.
We had lots of students visit our table and learn about the employment opportunities with non-profits,
Pre-ETS and education. It was an amazing event!!
Reality Store Event
Southwestern Randolph HS
Reality Store Event is a financial literacy exercise sponsored by Communities in Schools in Randolph County. This program engages multiple community and business volunteers with the goal of increasing students’ awareness of financial realities, given specific career and life choices.
During the Reality Store Event in November 2023, RCSC Staff Kathy Tarlton and Stephanie Pitts visited Southwestern Randolph High School 9th graders. Students were given cards at the beginning of the session with their specific career, family size, income etc. They had to visit each booth and determine and purchase their needs for a month, then subtract the monthly expenses from their check register and keep up with their monthly balances. And during the event students got a SURPRISE---if your card had a pink dot on it, then you also just had to pay a roofing company to fix your leaking roof!
What an amazing experience for staff and the students!
2023 Principal for a Day
The Principal for a Day (PFAD) program, an initiative of the Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce’s Business and Education Committee, began in 2014. The Business and Education Committee
comprises representatives from the chamber, the Randolph County School System,
Asheboro City Schools, Uwharrie Charter Academy, Randolph Community College,
Communities in Schools, and area businesses and community organizations.
The PFAD program is designed to increase awareness and understanding in the business
community of the strengths and challenges of our schools, as well as form ongoing partnerships
and collaboration between schools and local businesses and organizations. Schools in the Randolph
County School System and Asheboro City Schools have hosted PFAD guests at varying times
over the past several years (with a two year hiatus due to COVID).
PFAD visits are designed to be informal. Typically, guests arrive at schools around 7:30 a.m. and stay through lunch, but as a courtesy to both the principal and his/her guest, both of whom have busy schedules, flexibility is allowed to coordinate the day as they see fit. The hope is that guests will experience as much of a typical school day as possible. The ultimate objective of PFAD is to build relationships, and in the process, PFAD guests typically regard their school visit as an eye-opening experience - in a positive way.
Principals enjoy showing off their schools, and PFAD guests always seem to come away from their school visit with newfound respect and admiration for the work being done – by administrators, teachers, school staff, and students.
The Business and Education Committee selects American Education Week as the time period each year to conduct “Principal for a Day” visits, but schools and businesses have the latitude to coordinate visits anytime during the school year. This year, RCSC Pre-ETS Director, Stephanie Pitts was hosted by Uwharrie Charter Academy (UCA). It was an excellent experience which gave both parties the opportunities to discuss the great things happening with UCA, as well as RCSC!
2023 Live2Lead Leadership Event
RCSC Directors were able to attend a very powerful Leadership Event.
Speakers were full of so much knowledge and shared tools and strategies to help us to
continue to grow as leaders and develop our skills for our team.
We learned about being "high road leaders" which is what we ALL strive to be! We learned in order to be our best, we've got to become our best and help others become their best! Great Event!
Holiday Events
Halloween 2023
RCSC Southern Pines Staff participating in the Trunk or Treat Job Fair at the NCWorks in Moore County. Great time with job seekers and kids coming by to find their next career and some yummy treats and having fun all at the same time!
RCSC Asheboro Staff participating in the Table or Treat at the Asheboro Housing Authority.
Lots of kids and parents coming by to get some sweet treats and pizza and hot chocolate!
It was a great day!
Job Fairs/Hiring Events
RCSC Staff participating in various Job Fairs and Hiring Events in our surrounding counties.
We continue to search for individuals with a passion to serve individuals with their employment and training needs. As we expand into more counties, the need continues to grow.
If interested, please contact us TODAY!
2023 Partnership Conference
RCSC Staff attended the 2023 NCWorks Partnership Conference in Greensboro NC.
Staff had the opportunity to attend various sessions and workshops which highlighted many resources and information for us to share with our customers and students.
Many of the speakers were motivational and passionate about the work and tools that they had to share. This was evident by the information, handouts and presentations they shared.
It was a great conference and we look forward to attending again next year!
2023 NC DCDT Transition Conference
RCSC Executive Director and Pre-ETS Directors were fortunate to attend the 2023 NC Division on Career Development and Transition Conference. We were able to attend workshops to help gain more skills and knowledge to better serve our students with disabilities.
We strive to be the best resource for our students in helping them develop their plan and transition after high school and this conference was extremely informative and beneficial to us all!
Community Employer: Energizer Plant Tour
RCSC Staff and NCWorks Career Center Staff in Randolph County were excited for the opportunity to tour one of our local employers - Energizer.
Staff learned a lot about manufacturing and skills needed to complete various jobs. We will be able to share this valuable information with our customers and students.
Community Employer: Fibertex Plant Tour
RCSC Staff and NCWorks Career Center Staff in Randolph County were excited for the opportunity to tour one of our local employers - Fibertex.
Staff learned a lot about manufacturing and skills needed to complete various jobs. We will be able to share this valuable information with our customers and students.
Partner Of The Year Award
We are so grateful for all our partnerships and relationships we have built over the years!
Thank you to Central Piedmont Community Action and Community Services Block Grant for your recognition of RCSC/NCWorks Partner Of The Year Award.
We look forward to continuing to partner with you as we both strive to meet the needs of our community!
