The Durham Short Term Transitional Housing Program was created to provide housing and training resources in order to successfully integrate disabled citizens into society from incarceration.
Durham Short Term Transitional Housing was founded on the philosophy that everyone deserves a second chance and a fresh start. We believe that all persons, no matter what their history deserve the opportunity to be deemed a respectable member of society.
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Years ago, while facing a life and death decision Mr. Larry McGill chose to no longer be held captive to the disease of addiction. Through his personal life experience of being a recovering drug addict of over 23 years, compassion for others and motivation to see people overcome the challenges he once faced, McGill, a Durham native raised by his mother, serves as the founder and active president of the Durham Short-Term Transitional Housing Program. Larry is a Sociology Major with a Concentration in Criminal Justice. His expertise in substance abuse education has been heavily sought after over the course of his 19 year career as a Substance Abuse Counselor. In addition to being the president of his own organization he is employed by the Criminal Justice Center in the capacity of substance abuse counselor. Most importantly Larry McGill is a proud husband, and father of four children. He has been a model figure for those whom he comes into contact with as well as, a single man work horse for empowering and enriching the lives of others.
Durham Short Term Transitional housing welcomes all questions feel free to send all questions, concerns and issues to us.
