OACRA Justice Tech

National probation and reentry services directory

OACRA is a private, independent platform that brings together service providers and reentry-focused programs in state-based directories that are easier to navigate. Coverage includes all 50 U.S. states plus Washington, DC.

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Educational awareness and organization only — not legal advice. Listings are informational and do not represent endorsements.
50 + DC Nationwide directory coverage built around state-level access.
5 categories Housing, employment, treatment, community service, and financial help.
Provider-ready Organizations can apply, claim, or improve listing visibility.

Find services

Choose a category, select your state, and open the matching directory. Always confirm eligibility and acceptance with your supervising authority.

Category: Housing
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National coverage

Access OACRA’s national directory of probation and reentry services by state and category. Open exact directory routes, review state resource articles, or request a listing.

50 STATES + DC • DIRECTORY + RESOURCE ACCESS

Use the map to access OACRA reentry services

Each marker opens the exact OACRA directory destination for that state and category, with direct access to the related state resource article and provider listing workflow.

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Find your state resource article

Browse all 50 states plus DC in a cleaner, faster format built for quick scanning.

OACRA Disclaimer

OACRA is a private, independent platform for educational awareness, service discovery, and organization only. OACRA is not a law firm, government agency, probation office, treatment provider, or emergency service. Information, directories, articles, listings, and related content are provided for general informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice, supervision, case management, endorsement, approval, or a guarantee of eligibility, acceptance, outcomes, or provider quality.

Users must confirm all requirements, deadlines, probation conditions, program acceptance, and service eligibility directly with their supervising authority, court, attorney, program, or service provider.