Search by state and service need to open the matching OACRA directory across all 50 states and Washington, DC.
Type a state plus the service you need — for example, “Maryland treatment” or “PA housing.” An exact state-and-service search opens the matching directory; a state-only search shows all five options.
Featured Organizations Within OACRA Service Pipelines
Clearly identified sponsored organizations appear within relevant OACRA service pipelines. Use the placement link on each card to open the corresponding service or provider page.
Jetro | Restaurant Depot
Expanding access to employment opportunities for justice-involved job seekers across New Jersey.
View employment placement →Bradford Pear Estate
Supporting reentry-housing discovery with a program-ready residential property opportunity in Missouri.
View housing placement →
Purple Passion Recovery House
Expanding recovery-housing visibility for individuals navigating reentry, recovery, and stabilization.
View Ohio housing placement →Stronghold United
Supporting housing and reentry-service discovery for individuals seeking structured community placement.
View Oklahoma housing directory →Standard = included without organization payment · Reviewed = OACRA review process completed · Sponsored = paid promotional visibility.
Browse by stateAll OACRA state service directories
Browse direct links to employment, housing, treatment, community service, and financial-help directories across all 50 states and Washington, DC. These links work without the directory search tool.
Alabama AL · 5 directories
Alaska AK · 5 directories
Arizona AZ · 5 directories
Arkansas AR · 5 directories
California CA · 5 directories
Colorado CO · 5 directories
Connecticut CT · 5 directories
Delaware DE · 5 directories
District of Columbia DC · 5 directories
Florida FL · 5 directories
Georgia GA · 5 directories
Hawaii HI · 5 directories
Idaho ID · 5 directories
Illinois IL · 5 directories
Indiana IN · 5 directories
Iowa IA · 5 directories
Kansas KS · 5 directories
Kentucky KY · 5 directories
Louisiana LA · 5 directories
Maine ME · 5 directories
Maryland MD · 5 directories
Massachusetts MA · 5 directories
Michigan MI · 5 directories
Minnesota MN · 5 directories
Mississippi MS · 5 directories
Missouri MO · 5 directories
Montana MT · 5 directories
Nebraska NE · 5 directories
Nevada NV · 5 directories
New Hampshire NH · 5 directories
New Jersey NJ · 5 directories
New Mexico NM · 5 directories
New York NY · 5 directories
North Carolina NC · 5 directories
North Dakota ND · 5 directories
Ohio OH · 5 directories
Oklahoma OK · 5 directories
Oregon OR · 5 directories
Pennsylvania PA · 5 directories
Rhode Island RI · 5 directories
South Carolina SC · 5 directories
South Dakota SD · 5 directories
Tennessee TN · 5 directories
Texas TX · 5 directories
Utah UT · 5 directories
Vermont VT · 5 directories
Virginia VA · 5 directories
Washington WA · 5 directories
West Virginia WV · 5 directories
Wisconsin WI · 5 directories
Wyoming WY · 5 directories
Directory information is for service discovery and referral support. Confirm current availability, program requirements, and court or supervision acceptance with the relevant organization or authority.
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Providers & employers
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Agencies & institutions
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Individuals and referral professionals can use the public directories directly. Organizations seeking recurring structured, commercial, automated, embedded, API, database, white-label, or machine use can review the separate licensing terms.
Direct use
Individuals, families, and referral professionals can use OACRA directories and resources for navigation, education, referrals, and case-specific assistance.
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Agencies, institutions, applications, and commercial users can license approved structured, embedded, API, data, white-label, or machine-use arrangements.
Review licensing optionsDirectory and content rights. OACRA’s original descriptions, classifications, service taxonomy, structured fields, selection, coordination, arrangement and presentation are protected. Public availability does not itself grant a republication, dataset, API, machine-ingestion or commercial-use license.
Patent status. Patent pending. Certain OACRA software systems, methods, workflows, and related technology are the subject of U.S. Patent Application Publication US 2026/0228845 A1, published August 6, 2026.
OACRA independently organizes service information. Organizations may purchase listing or promotional visibility within OACRA service pipelines. Paid placements are clearly identified as Sponsored. Payment does not determine OACRA review status and does not constitute endorsement, approval, referral compensation, or a guarantee of service quality, eligibility, acceptance, or outcomes. Additional requirements and disclosures may apply to treatment, recovery housing, and other regulated services.
OACRA is a private, independent reentry service-discovery and resource-navigation platform. OACRA is not a law firm, government agency, probation office, treatment provider, housing provider, employer, emergency service, or case-management provider.
Directory listings and resources are informational and do not constitute legal advice, supervision, endorsement, approval, or a guarantee of eligibility, acceptance, outcomes, or provider quality. Users must confirm all requirements, deadlines, supervision conditions, program acceptance, and service availability with the appropriate court, supervising authority, agency, or provider.
This Illinois housing directory brings together emergency shelters, transitional housing, and reentry-minded programs. It’s meant to give you a starting point when talking with your officer about approved places to live. Always check curfew rules, fees, and supervision restrictions before moving or changing your address.