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Connects justice-involved Wake County residents returning to the community with reentry resources and support.
The Wake Local Reentry Council (Wake LRC) helps justice-involved Wake County residents access a network of services that remove barriers to successful reentry. Services include basic needs assistance, driver license restoration, behavioral health navigation, vocational training, peer support, transportation assistance, housing assistance, and life-skills workshops. Self-referral is accepted — individuals can submit an online referral, and service providers can refer clients. Wake LRC is located at the NCWorks Career Center and is administered by Capital Area Workforce Development.
Adults 18 and older, Wake County residents, justice-involved within the last 5 years. Self-referral accepted.
Contact for current hours; located at NCWorks Career Center
Free
1830-B Tillery Place, Raleigh, NC 27604
Serves: Wake County residents, ages 18+, justice-involved within the last 5 years
Verified via official website (wakelrc.org) on 2026-10-01. Services confirmed: basic needs, driver license restoration, behavioral health navigation, vocational training, peer support, transportation, housing assistance, life skills. Phone 919-754-5373 and address 1830-B Tillery Place, Raleigh (NCWorks Career Center) confirmed. Self-referral accepted; eligibility 18+, Wake County resident, justice-involved within 5 years.
10/1/2026
Information may change. When in doubt, call to confirm.