General Support in Greensboro, NC
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In Greensboro, NC, including services covering this area
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Guilford County Coordinated Entry Access - Greensboro
Coordinated entry housing assessment/referral
Who it helps: For people experiencing homelessness, including those sleeping outdoors/in vehicles, in shelters, in buildings without running water/electricity, or in charity-funded hotels. Call the central access line for assessment and options. Assessment does not guarantee a placement.
Services covering this area
Guilford County Re-entry Program
Reentry transition planning · Referrals and liaison to housing, food, mental health, substance use, jobs, education, family support and childcare
Countywide resource
Serves Guilford County, NC
Who it helps: Guilford County residency required. County information includes people released from Guilford detention centers and says support can be requested after release; available services depend on circumstances and release timing. Ask the team to confirm fit.
StepUp Greensboro
Job-readiness training and mentoring · Life-skills education · Guilford County Local Reentry Council service connections
Countywide resource
Serves Guilford County, NC
TAPM NC-FIT Reentry Health Navigation — Greensboro
Reentry health/social-service navigation · Community health worker support · Health coverage and medication cost-barrier assistance
Countywide resource
Serves Guilford County, NC
Who it helps: Provider lists age 18+, willing participation, release within 24 months (some exceptions), a chronic health/mental-health/substance-use condition, and no physician visit for over a year. Contact the community health worker to confirm eligibility.
Appointment required — contact to arrange a visit.
TAPM NC-FIT Reentry Health Navigation — High Point
Reentry health/social-service navigation · Community health worker support · Health coverage and medication cost-barrier assistance
Countywide resource
Serves Guilford County, NC
Who it helps: Provider lists age 18+, willing participation, release within 24 months (some exceptions), a chronic health/mental-health/substance-use condition, and no physician visit for over a year. Contact the community health worker to confirm eligibility.
Appointment required — contact to arrange a visit.