National directory for probation & reentry services.
OACRA is an independent national information and service-discovery platform for probation, reentry, and community justice. It connects people and organizations to reentry services, practical resources, and current justice intelligence across all 50 states and Washington, DC.
Choose a service. Choose a state. Open the directory.
Start with the service you need, select your state, then open the matching OACRA directory. No account or login is required for public directory access.
Three distinct parts of the OACRA ecosystem.
Use OACRA for public service discovery, structured justice and reentry information, or information about OACRA’s compliance-support technology. Each path is separate and clearly identified.
Find public reentry services.
Open state-specific housing, employment, treatment, community service and financial-stability directories for practical discovery and referral use.
Find services →Explore structured justice & reentry information.
OACRA organizes provider, geographic, terminology, policy, procurement and resource information for public discovery and authorized organizational use.
Review access & licensing →Explore OACRA compliance-support technology.
OACRA develops technology around task organization, reminders, progress tracking and related supervision-oriented workflows.
Technology inquiries →Public discovery, structured intelligence, and compliance technology create distinct opportunities for providers, employers, agencies, institutions, sponsors, and technology organizations to work with OACRA.
Featured organizations across OACRA.
Selected providers and employers using sponsored visibility within OACRA service discovery. Sponsored inventory is limited by state and service category.
Jetro | Restaurant Depot
Expanding access to employment opportunities for justice-involved job seekers.
View placementBradford Pear Estate
Program-ready residential property visibility within OACRA housing discovery.
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Purple Passion Recovery House
Recovery-housing visibility for individuals navigating reentry and stabilization.
View Ohio housing placementStronghold United
Housing and reentry-service visibility for people seeking structured community placement.
View directoryReentry Champions.
Selected organizations from the OACRA Highlight Hub whose work illustrates the range of housing, employment, recovery, and stabilization pathways available across the reentry ecosystem.
Habitat for Humanity
Established nonprofit network known for community engagement, volunteer participation, housing-related service, and local opportunities across the United States.
Browse provider highlightsGoodwill
Connects individuals with job readiness, workforce training, and employment-related pathways across many communities.
View provider highlightVolunteers of America
Provides housing support, stabilization pathways, and community-based services across multiple regions.
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The Salvation Army
Offers recovery-related pathways, shelter, emergency assistance, and stabilization services in communities nationwide.
View provider highlightChoose the path that matches your organization.
Provider listing, employer participation, institutional inquiries, sponsorship, justice-market visibility and licensing each have a separate route.
Providers & Programs
Submit or claim service information, maintain an accurate presence, and reach people and professionals searching relevant service categories.
Provider Participation →Employers
Participate in second-chance employment discovery and place your organization in front of reentry and referral audiences.
Employer Participation →Agencies & Institutions
Use OACRA for case-specific discovery or discuss structured access, integrations, institutional collaboration and licensing.
Agency & Partnership Inquiries →Justice Vendors
Reach professionals researching justice technology, supervision services, public procurements and documented market relationships.
Justice Market Visibility →Sponsors
Secure clearly identified visibility across eligible state, service and editorial properties where sponsored inventory is available.
Sponsorship Opportunities →Data & Technology Organizations
Discuss authorized structured access, licensing, integrations, APIs, data use and approved machine-use arrangements.
Resource Licensing →Find state probation & reentry resource guides.
Search OACRA’s state resource guides when broader supervision, reentry, and state-specific context is useful.
Find State Resource Guides
Search resource guides for all 50 states and Washington, DC.
A clearer path through a fragmented reentry system.
OACRA combines public utility with transparent participation pathways for the organizations that provide, fund, study and improve reentry and community-justice services.
Relevant services and information should be easier to find.
OACRA’s vision is a national infrastructure where people navigating probation and reentry—and the professionals assisting them—can identify relevant services, information and opportunities more efficiently.
Organize discovery. Strengthen participation.
OACRA organizes fragmented reentry, supervision and community-justice information into accessible discovery pathways while creating transparent ways for providers, employers, institutions and commercial organizations to participate.
OACRA is an independent service-discovery, resource-navigation, and justice-technology platform. It does not replace a court, supervising authority, provider, employer, attorney, or official source. Confirm current eligibility, availability, program requirements, and supervision acceptance with the relevant organization or authority.
Ordinary individual and case-specific professional use of public OACRA resources is welcome. Public availability does not grant rights for bulk extraction, automated harvesting, database reconstruction, commercial republication, AI ingestion, API redistribution, white-label use or incorporation into another commercial product without permission or an applicable OACRA license. Review Resource Terms & Licensing.