Center for Community Transitions - Center for Women Address & Mail Guidance

Center for Community Transitions

Private Contract Reentry / Community Residential Facility - Female

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Mailing Address

[Resident Full Legal Name]
Center for Community Transitions - Center for Women
5825 Old Concord Road
Charlotte, NC 28213

Physical Address

5825 Old Concord Road, Charlotte, NC 28213

Phone

Governing Agency

Center for Community Transitions (CCT) / NCDAC contracted residential reentry program

Inmate ID

OPUS Number if assigned — Not required

Last Verified

September 27, 2026

Facility Mailing and Service Information

Verify current resident status and current correspondence format with the Center for Women before sending important or irreplaceable mail.

Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 27, 2026

Confirm current residential-program photograph rules before mailing.

Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 27, 2026

Confirm current Center for Women property/publication rules before sending books or packages.

Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 27, 2026

Confirm current resident-account or personal-funds procedure directly with the program.

Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 27, 2026

Confirm current Center for Women visitation/guest approval rules before traveling.

Source: Official sourceLast verified: September 27, 2026

How to Address Your Letter

The Center for Women is a 30-bed residential reentry program for women who remain incarcerated while preparing to transition back to the community. Verify the resident is currently assigned to the Center for Women before mailing. Use the resident's full legal name and the current CCT address at 5825 Old Concord Road, Charlotte, NC 28213 unless CCT staff provides a different resident-mail format.

About Center for Community Transitions

The Center for Community Transitions operates the Center for Women, a current 30-bed residential reentry facility for incarcerated women serving the final portion of their sentences.

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