Support Systems of Forsyth County

05/23/2026

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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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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

04/10/2026

Please be advised I am not sending any kind of email for invitation to you. I have received this from others as well. I would recommend not opening these PLEASE!

03/17/2026

02/18/2026

Before integration… before equal access… before opportunity was guaranteed — there was The Safe Bus Company.

Founded in 1926 right here in Winston-Salem, The Safe Bus Company was a Black-owned transportation service created because African Americans were denied equal transportation. For nearly five decades, it didn’t just move passengers — it moved a community forward.

It transported workers to jobs.
It carried students toward education.
It helped families stay connected.
It created Black jobs, Black leadership, and Black economic power.

Today, that legacy still matters.

Black-owned transportation businesses continue to serve our seniors, individuals with disabilities, workers, and families — often filling gaps that others overlook. Supporting Black-owned transportation isn’t just about a ride.

It’s about:
✔️ Economic empowerment
✔️ Community stability
✔️ Local job creation
✔️ Preserving a powerful legacy

This Black History Month, let’s remember that mobility is opportunity — and who owns the wheels matters.

When you support Black-owned transportation services, you help drive our community forward.

02/17/2026

What is micro-transit?

Micro-transit fills the gap between public transportation and traditional ride services. It provides reliable, scheduled transportation designed to meet real community needs—especially for medical appointments and essential services.
Support Systems of Forsyth County provides safe, dependable transportation so individuals can focus on what matters most: their health and well-being.
www.supportsystemsfc.com

02/07/2026

Reflecting back on yesterday’s panel discussion, I was asked:

Where do you see people falling through the cracks, and how does transportation become a turning point?

I thought about this program Support Systems provided transportation for this past summer. I think about how this program wasn’t funded for more support. Some of you will be able to zoom into this photo and see my stance on not only the importance of supporting and funding meaningful programs and how transportation is a catalyst for success.

How partnership with organizations, resources, and small businesses result in true impact and how the lack of these ingredients result in devastation and loss of opportunity.

Some of you will not make that connection. I would love to share some of these stories and connect some dots for you and our communities.