This Illinois directory focuses on financial and basic-needs support: public benefits offices, rental and utility assistance, community action agencies, and food programs. Use it to find the right agencies to contact about help. OACRA does not guarantee approval or handle applications and is not a law firm.

Many supervision plans in Illinois require treatment or classes. This directory lists substance-use providers, mental health clinics, and programs such as anger management that commonly see justice-involved clients. Program fit, insurance, and whether a class will satisfy your condition must be confirmed with your officer or attorney.

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.

Looking for work while on supervision in Illinois? This directory highlights workforce centers, reentry programs, and employers that may consider justice-involved applicants. Hiring decisions depend on your charges, background checks, and company policy, so always read each posting carefully and follow any job restrictions in your order.

This Illinois directory outlines potential sites for court-ordered and probation-approved community service, including nonprofits and community programs. Treat it as a research tool only. Every placement must be cleared with your supervising officer, attorney, or court before you start.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A statewide directory of Tennessee public benefit programs and community organizations offering financial help, rent and utility assistance, food support, and emergency resources. Includes SNAP, TANF, LIHEAP, community action agencies, and local nonprofits that may assist individuals on probation or parole.

A complete directory of Tennessee treatment providers offering substance use counseling, mental health services, anger management, domestic violence programs, DUI education, and other court-approved services.

A statewide directory of Tennessee housing programs including transitional living, sober homes, shelters, and affordable rental assistance. Designed for individuals on probation, parole, or reentry who need stable housing options.

This directory highlights Tennessee employers and workforce agencies that commonly consider applications from people with records, plus job training, certifications, and reentry employment programs.

Browse real community service programs across Tennessee, organized by West, Middle, and East Tennessee regions. Includes nonprofits, city programs, and volunteer centers commonly used for court-ordered hours.

Statewide guide to Virginia public benefits, rent and utility help, and community programs that may assist with court-related costs. Organized by region with links to official sites and legal aid.

Regional directory of Virginia housing resources for people on probation and reentry, including shelters, transitional programs, and affordable rentals. Use this as a starting point and always confirm with your officer.

Virginia-wide employment and job training directory for people on probation and reentry. Find workforce centers, second-chance employers, and training programs by region.

Court-related and community behavioral health directory for Virginia. Lists substance use and mental health providers by region, with notes on public systems and community clinics.

Regional list of Virginia community service options that may count for court or probation hours. Use it to generate ideas and verify each placement with your supervising officer.