Find reentry-friendly services by state, category, and supervision needs.
Use OACRA’s nationwide directory to locate community service, reentry jobs, housing, treatment providers, and financial help. We surface information — you and your supervising officer decide what counts.
- Organized by state and service type for faster navigation.
- Built for people on probation, parole, pretrial release, and reentry.
- Educational only — not legal advice or case management.
DIRECTORY FINDER
Choose your state and what you need help with. We’ll send you directly to the right directory page.
Browse live state directories
Each state has five core areas: Community Service, Employment & Job Training, Housing & Shelter, Treatment & Counseling, and Financial & Basic Needs.
Florida has dedicated pages for community service, jobs, housing, treatment, and financial/food support that align with common probation and reentry needs.
Statewide listings for Texas community service, employment and job training, housing, treatment providers, and financial/basic-needs resources.
California directories highlight community service, employment, housing, behavioral health treatment, and financial/basic-needs options.
Georgia directories cover community service, employment and job training, housing and shelter, CSB-linked treatment, and financial/basic-needs support.
North Carolina directories list community service, reentry employment, housing, treatment and counseling, and financial/basic-needs resources that may support people on probation, parole, or reentry.
Ohio directories map out community service, reentry employment, housing, treatment, and financial/basic-needs supports, including statewide benefits and regional food banks.
Tennessee directories cover community service, reentry employment and training, housing and shelter, treatment providers, and financial/basic-needs resources for people under supervision or reentering the community.
New York directories organize community service, reentry employment, housing, treatment, and financial-help options across NYC and upstate regions for people on probation, parole, or other community supervision.
Virginia directories bring together community service, reentry-employment, housing & shelter, treatment providers, and financial/basic-needs resources that may support probation, parole, and other community supervision compliance.
Pennsylvania directories include community service, reentry employment, housing and shelter, treatment providers, and financial/basic-needs resources for people on probation, parole, pretrial, or reentering communities across the state.
Illinois directories map community service, employment, housing, counseling, and financial/basic-needs services statewide, with resources for people on probation, parole, Cook County supervision, or reentry.
How the OACRA directory works
- We list information, not make placements. OACRA is hands-off — supervision agencies and courts remain the decision-makers.
- Service-first view. Listings are grouped around what people on supervision are often required to complete: hours, classes, housing, employment, and stability.
- Justice-tech mission. The directory supports OACRA’s patent-pending system, which aims to reduce confusion, missed conditions, and unnecessary violations by linking compliance tasks with real-world resources.
- Neutral and educational. We do not advocate in individual cases or tell anyone what they “should” do; we help them see options to discuss with their own professionals.
- Living index. Programs open, close, and change rules. We update listings as providers contact us or users flag changes.
OACRA is an educational resource only. We do not provide legal advice, do not guarantee acceptance into any program, and do not speak on behalf of any court, supervision agency, or department of corrections.
For service providers & partners
If you offer community service placements, reentry-friendly jobs, housing, counseling, or basic-needs support, you can request to be listed and, if appropriate, apply for a Verified Partner plan.
- Listings can highlight whether you regularly work with justice-involved clients.
- Verified partners may receive enhanced placement in relevant state directories.
- Partnerships are reviewed against OACRA safety, neutrality, and compliance standards.
Submitting a program or purchasing a plan does not guarantee inclusion in the directory. All listings are subject to review and may be edited or removed if information changes.
Stay connected to OACRA. We are actively adding new states, updating directories, and improving tools like the OACRA Probation Challenge and the Cora assistant. You can learn more and subscribe for updates at oacra.com/cora.
Pennsylvania Financial Help
When money is tight, it becomes harder to stay compliant. This Pennsylvania directory highlights public benefits, rental and utility assistance, food resources, and other basic-needs programs. Use these listings to find the right office to contact; OACRA does not apply for benefits or manage your case.
Pennsylvania Treatment
This directory collects Pennsylvania treatment providers that commonly work with people on probation, parole, or pretrial release. You’ll find substance-use treatment, mental health services, and group programs like anger management. Program acceptance and credit toward conditions must always be confirmed by your supervising officer or the court.
Pennsylvania Housing and Shelter
Stable housing is a major factor in staying compliant on probation or parole. This Pennsylvania directory lists shelters, transitional programs, and housing resources that may work with justice-involved renters. Always verify openings, rules, and curfew requirements directly with the provider and your officer.
Pennsylvania Community Service
This directory outlines community service sites and volunteer programs across Pennsylvania that may be appropriate for court-ordered hours. Use it to research options, then confirm each site with your probation officer, parole agent, or attorney before you commit.
Pennsylvania Employment & Job Training
A statewide look at second-chance employment and job training options in Pennsylvania. This directory highlights workforce boards, reentry programs, and employers that may consider applicants with a record. Always confirm restrictions with your supervising officer.