“POSITIVELY EMPOWERING LIVES FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE”

 The Carolina Community Intervention Program | CCIP | A Charlotte Non Profit Organization

 CCIP provides a variety of services in Charlotte, NC including, but not limited to;

CCIP also offers kids a chance to participate in sports.  We have football, basketball, baseball and track teams.  Our athletes compete against other youth here in the Charlotte, Mecklenburg area.  And as for our track team, we currently compete on the AAU Level against other track teams in and outside of North Carolina.  We provide the top notch coaching and training that will prepare your children for an exciting life of health and fitness.

Presently CCIP’s application for services is accessible via the internet for greater convenience to those in need…

Note:  The Uniform Crime Reports homicide rate has been relatively stable in recent years. Young adults age 18 to 24 experience the highest homicide rates

Youth Report Update:

 Reference: Department of Justice, retrieved from http://www.ojp.gov/bjs/crimoff.htm, retrieved on Dec 23, 2008

• Within 3 years of release, 2.5% of released rapists were rearrested for another rape, and 1.2% of those who had served time for homicide were arrested for a new homicide.
• Sex offenders were less likely than non-sex offenders to be rearrested for any offense –– 43 percent of sex offenders versus 68 percent of non-sex offenders.
• Sex offenders were about four times more likely than non-sex offenders to be arrested for another sex crime after their discharge from prison –– 5.3 percent of sex offenders versus 1.3 percent of non-sex offenders. (United States Department Justice)

Of the 272,111 persons released from prisons in 15 States in 1994, an estimated 67.5% were rearrested for a felony or serious misdemeanor within 3 years, 46.9% were re-convicted, and 25.4% re-sentenced to prison for a new crime.

Phone: 704-777-8663

EMail: stephoneycarr@carolinaintervention.com

GED Assistance | Social Services | Transitional Housing (Coming Soon!) | Bus Passes | Resume Writing | Job Referral | Job Placement

Stephoney Carr, Minister | CCIP | Charlotte, NC

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My name is Stephoney Carr. I was born in Jamaica, W.I. and was raised under a heavily Pentecostal influence and was baptized at the age of 6. When I was 14 my family migrated in to the US. My teen years were spent at Charles E. Gorton High School where my main are of interest was foreign languages. Following high school I attended the Pace Business School majoring in computer programming. I began ministering in song at the age of 7 and in the spoken word at the age of 19. With a desire to further my spiritual education and being an evangelist at heart I attended the Family of Christ School of Ministry (NY) studying Evangelism & General Bible. 

I have been blessed to have been able to minister all across the United States & have also been able to take the gospel of the Kingdom to countries such as Jamaica, Canada & Trinidad.  I am currently the Director of Youth Ministries at the Faith Covenant Church of God located here in Charlotte, NC at 1148 N. Sharon Amity Rd.. My Pastor is Bishop Wade T. Foster, a truly anointed man of God. Who has been divinely called of God for such a time as this!

I believe that this is a wonderful time in Gods’ divine calendar. I believe the church is poised at the very brink of a mighty supernatural outpouring of the power of God. I believe that this is the year of breakthroughs and that if the body of Christ would gather our global selves & collectively, earnestly seek the face of God that we would witness a revival of such magnitude the likes of which the world has never seen. Gone are the days when we can sit on our padded pews and sing solos & preach wonderfully eloquent sermons to each other. We have each been called to a great ministry & we must not fail to answer this call.

My Non Profit Organization; Carolina Community Intervention Program (CCIP), was realized a number of years ago when one of her own family members was arrested and needed a chance to get his life back on track after being released. I realized that he was not alone, many of our youths were making the same mistakes in fact there was an entire generation that were being systematically deceived & discarded by the enemy. They hopelessly wandered the streets daily. They seemed to have no goals, no aim and no ideals.

I was determined not to let him become a statistic. My then husband and I began helping him to get his record clean and holding him accountable to change his behavior.  We went to companies & spoke to them on his behalf explaining his “situation”.  He has since returned to school and obtained his GED.  He is now gainfully employed and is well on his way to accomplishing his goals.  Stephoney realized that it was so easy to do this for him, but why wasn’t someone doing this for everyone’s child & she realized, “to borrow a phrase from my good friend & brother,

 “If Not Me, Who?”

…and so CCIP was fully born.”

I would hope that you would reach out to me and my organization in time of need. We are always here and always willing to help those who want it.

Carolina Community Intervention Program

Stephoney Carr – Founder CCIP

1148 N. Sharon Amity Rd.

Charlotte, NC 28211

704-777-8663

email: stephoneycarr@carolinaintervention.com

GED Assistance | Social Services | Transitional Housing (Coming Soon!) | Bus Passes | Resume Writing | Job Referral | Job Placement

Stephoney Carr, Minister | CCIP | Charlotte, NC