OACRA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

OACRA (Offender-Oriented Automated Compliance & Rehabilitation App) provides verified resources to help people under supervision stay organized, compliant, and connected to reentry support — including housing, jobs, treatment, and community service.

No. OACRA offers educational guidance only and cannot replace licensed legal counsel. Users remain responsible for meeting all probation and court obligations.

OACRA is independent and not affiliated with any Department of Corrections, courts, or government entity.

Visit our Housing Directory and Employment Directory for verified listings across Florida.

Use the Community Service Directory to find local nonprofits. Always confirm approval with your officer before starting.

Yes. Explore the Treatment Directory for substance abuse, anger management, and mental health programs.

Yes. The Financial & Food Assistance Directory includes verified aid programs, food banks, and emergency support across Florida.

OACRA helps organize your documents and tasks through the Early Termination Packet. You must still file through the court. The app and guide are for educational preparation only.

No. OACRA helps you stay organized but does not replace your probation officer’s oversight or required reporting.

Visit the Partner Page to learn about listings, verification, and collaboration opportunities for agencies and nonprofits.

Yes. Verified Partner status helps your organization appear higher in searches and shows credibility to probation officers and clients.

Try the OACRA Probation Challenge — a learning game that turns supervision scenarios into educational decisions about compliance.

Yes! You can download the 30-Day Action Planner to organize your first month of probation goals.

Yes. We do not share data without consent. You can store notes and logs privately for your own tracking. Learn more in our Privacy Policy.

Visit the Contact Page for general inquiries, partnerships, and directory submissions.