Support Systems of Forsyth County

08/20/2026

PUBLIC COMMENT NEEDED — HELP PROTECT JARC TRANSPORTATION FUNDING! 🚨

Support Systems of Forsyth County Transportation is asking our community, partners, riders, families, and supporters to speak up for continued Section 5307 Job Access and Reverse Commute (JARC) funding.

The original recommendation provided $50,000 in federal JARC funding to Support Systems. The revised recommendation reduces that amount to $27,500.

JARC transportation helps remove one of the biggest barriers facing people trying to improve their lives: getting where they need to go.

Support Systems provides transportation that helps individuals access employment, education, job training, supportive programs, medical care, and other essential destinations. This transportation helps us support community programs and organizations such as SOAR, Positive Path, Fresh Hope, Goodwill, the Rescue Mission, Community Courts, as well as private individuals who need reliable transportation to work and other opportunities.

We are asking the community to submit public comments requesting that JARC funding remain at the previously recommended funding level so that transportation capacity is not reduced for the people and programs that depend on it.

📢 Submit your public comment here:
https://wsatpo-cows.hub.arcgis.com/

📅 PUBLIC COMMENT DEADLINE: September 13, 2026

Your voice matters. Please tell WSATPO why reliable transportation to employment, education, training, and essential services is important to our community.

Please SHARE this post and encourage others to submit a comment before September 13.

This is the public comment center for the Winston-Salem Area TPO, formerly the Winston-Salem Urban Area MPO.

07/28/2026

Radel Inc. is looking for:
✔️ Assembly Operators – $20–$24/hr
✔️ Production Technicians – $24–$28/hr
🕒 1st Shift

🚐 Need a ride? We’ve got you covered!

Support Systems of Forsyth County Transportation may be able to provide transportation through the JARC (Job Access and Reverse Commute) Program for eligible participants.

We can help you get to:
✅ Job Interviews
✅ Job Fairs
✅ Drug Screenings
✅ New Hire Orientation
✅ Training Programs
✅ Work

Don’t let transportation keep you from starting your next career!

📞 Call 336-464-3126 today to learn if you qualify for transportation assistance.

Your next job could be one phone call away!

07/20/2026

Helping Seniors Stay Connected Across Forsyth County

For many older adults, transportation is more than just getting from one place to another—it’s the key to maintaining independence, accessing healthcare, staying well-nourished, and remaining connected to the community.

Support Systems of Forsyth County is proud to provide Senior Medical & General Transportation throughout Forsyth County, helping older adults safely travel to:

🏥 Medical appointments
💊 Pharmacy visits
🥗 Food & Nutrition Centers
🛒 Grocery shopping
🎭 Quality of Life outings and community activities
🏛️ Senior centers and wellness programs

Whether it’s attending a doctor’s appointment, picking up a prescription, enjoying a congregate meal, or participating in activities that reduce isolation, our goal is simple: help seniors remain healthy, independent, and engaged.

This program is made possible through funding provided by the Piedmont Triad Regional Council (PTRC), whose continued investment helps remove transportation barriers for eligible seniors throughout Forsyth County.

At Support Systems, we believe transportation is more than a ride—it’s access to better health, stronger communities, and a higher quality of life.

If you or someone you know could benefit from these services, or if you’re an agency interested in referring eligible seniors, we’d love to connect.

📞 336-464-3126

07/17/2026

Exciting News for Forsyth County! 🚐

Support Systems of Forsyth County Transportation is proud to announce the launch of our new Behavioral Health Transportation Program, funded by Forsyth County Behavioral Health Services.

This investment by Forsyth County is helping remove transportation barriers so eligible residents can consistently access behavioral health care and remain engaged in treatment.

Our program serves eligible Forsyth County residents who are:
✔️ Uninsured or underinsured
✔️ Living outside Winston-Salem city limits where public transportation isn’t available
✔️ Waiting for Trans-Aid services to begin
✔️ Traveling to behavioral health appointments, including counseling, therapy, medication management, substance use treatment, peer support, and other qualifying services

🗓️ Have recurring appointments? We’ve got you covered!

Participants with ongoing appointments may be enrolled in our Subscription Route Program, allowing transportation to be scheduled automatically for recurring visits. This helps reduce missed appointments while making the referral process easier for healthcare providers.

We are currently accepting referrals from behavioral health providers and community organizations throughout Forsyth County.

❤️ A special thank you to Forsyth County for funding this important initiative and recognizing that transportation is a critical part of improving access to behavioral healthcare.

If your organization serves individuals who could benefit from this program, we’d love to connect.

📞 336-464-3126
📧 [email protected]

Support Systems of Forsyth County Transportation LLC
Connecting Residents to Care Through Reliable Transportation.

Please like, comment, and share to help us spread the word so more residents can access the care they need. 💜🚐

07/08/2026

🚨 NEED A RIDE TO THE NCWorks Job Fair? 🚨

Support Systems of Forsyth County Transportation is here to help!

Through our JARC (Job Access and Reverse Commute) Program, eligible participants may receive FREE transportation assistance to help remove transportation barriers to employment.

We can provide rides to and from:
✅ Job Fairs
✅ Job Orientations
✅ Drug Screening Appointments
✅ Interviews
✅ Employment & Training Programs
✅ Work (for eligible participants)

📍 NCWorks Career Center Forsyth County Job Fair
🗓 Thursday, August 13, 2026
🕙 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Forsyth County Central Library
📍 Winston-Salem, NC

If you need transportation to attend this event, don’t miss the opportunity because of a lack of transportation!

📞 Call Support Systems today at 336-464-3126 to see if you qualify for transportation assistance through the JARC Program.

Let’s work together to get you to your next opportunity!

06/25/2026

The Department of Social Services has partnered with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office to offer walk-in services at Community Court Services, located in the Forsyth County Government Center, 201 N. Chestnut St.

Eligibility Services Specialists from Social Services are on-site on Thursdays from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. with one-stop access to Medicaid and Food & Nutrition Services Benefits. They can also answer basic questions and give contact information for other programs like Adult Medicaid, Energy Assistance, Child Protective Services, Adult Protective Services and Child Support.

Community Court Services, which is part of the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, helps those involved in the criminal justice system with finding employment and resources to address their needs. Community Court Services offers case management, employment readiness classes and a computer lab that clients can use for job searches and continuing education. While its mission is to reduce recidivism, its resources are available to anyone in the community seeking assistance. It’s open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and can be reached at 336-917-7635.

05/23/2026

🤎

It's "Women on the Move" Wednesday!💃💕

We’re thrilled to spotlight these incredible women in our May issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine!

💗 Courtney James
💗 Alexandra Brady
💗 Kristin Johnson
💗 Regan Abele
💗 Danielle Dawson
💗 Keisha Samara Horton

Find the full feature at the link in our comments.
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If you are interested in submitting yourself or someone you know for a future Women on the Move feature, visit our online application link here: TinyURL.com/ForsythWomanWOM

05/06/2026

So grateful to be recognized in Forsyth Woman Magazine’s May Issue on Women on the Move. Thank you Brooke and Joy Nelson for lifting up the conversation of transportation and Support Systems of Forsyth County 🤎

Keisha Samara Horton Keisha Samara Horton is a Licensed Professional School Counselor (LPSC), Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC), and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist Associate (LCASA) with more than 15 years of experience serving adolescents and adults. As a Mental Health Clini...

05/06/2026

04/13/2026

🚐 Driver – Micro-Transit Services
📍 Winston-Salem / Forsyth County, NC
Full-Time & Part-Time | Flexible Shifts (4AM–12AM)

We’re hiring dependable drivers to provide safe, reliable transportation for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and working adults in our community.

What You’ll Do:
• Safely transport passengers to scheduled destinations
• Assist riders as needed (including mobility support)
• Complete vehicle inspections and trip logs
• Deliver excellent customer service

Requirements:
• Valid NC Driver’s License
• Clean driving record
• Pass background check & drug screening
• 21+ years old
• Reliable and punctual

What We Offer:
• Competitive hourly pay
• Flexible scheduling
• Consistent work
• Meaningful community impact

Apply today by calling 336-464-3126