Community Transition Center is a halfway house specifically designed to provide housing, counseling, and other related services for convicted felons upon their release from various institutions. CTC opened its doors in October 1997 in Lancaster, Ohio and serves the Southeastern region.

Community Transition Center is a viable alternative to incarceration available for offenders referred by the criminal justice system, which provides appropriate programming, services and close monitoring in a professional residential setting to improve the offender's sense of responsibility while reintegrating into the community as a productive citizen.

The vast majorities of clients have been involved in traditional substance abuse programming and are well aware of what working a program of recovery means. Most clients have participated in institutional programming or in-patient rehabilitation programs in the community. Although most clients come to this program directly from an institution, some have been released to the community but have relapsed to their previous drug of choice and placed at Community Transition Center in lieu of jail time.