Find Services is for people with a record looking for practical support, including people navigating reentry, probation, parole, community supervision, or other record-related barriers. Families and referral professionals can use the directories too.

Yes. Public directory access does not require payment, an account, or sign-in. Users contact listed providers and organizations directly.

Enter a state plus a service need, such as Florida housing, Texas jobs, Maryland treatment, Ohio community service, or California financial help. A state-only search shows all five service areas.

OACRA organizes public directories around housing, employment, treatment, community service, and financial help across all 50 states and Washington, DC.

No. OACRA is an independent information and discovery platform. A listing does not guarantee eligibility, acceptance, service quality, court approval, supervision approval, or outcomes.

OACRA can help you discover potential community-service organizations. Confirm acceptance requirements directly with the organization and, when applicable, with the court or supervision authority before completing hours.