Partnerships & Sponsorships OACRA Is Seeking

OACRA operates a nationwide justice-technology platform and verified service directories supporting probation and reentry populations. We collaborate with mission-aligned organizations to expand access, verification, and public infrastructure.

We are actively seeking sponsors for OACRA’s public infrastructure to support category-specific, regional, statewide, and national coverage. Sponsorships are limited and reviewed to maintain clarity, ethics, and public-interest alignment.

Sponsorship Categories We Are Seeking

Category Infrastructure Support

Supports the organization, verification, and upkeep of one service category (e.g., Housing, Employment, Treatment) across the national directory.

Regional Infrastructure Support

Supports access, verification, and accuracy for probation and reentry resources within selected counties or regions.

Statewide Directory Support

Supports the maintenance and expansion of all service directories within a single state.

National Infrastructure Sponsorship

Supports national platform infrastructure, verification workflows, and long-term justice-tech sustainability.

Coverage, Scope & Fit

Category Sponsorship

  • Single service focus
  • Nationwide directory support
  • High relevance, low noise
Best for focused mission organizations.

County & Regional

  • Defined geographic coverage
  • Local infrastructure impact
  • No overlapping sponsors
Ideal for community-based providers.

Statewide

  • Full-state directory support
  • Signals institutional commitment
  • Supports verification growth
Best for statewide networks.

Nationwide

  • Multi-category infrastructure support
  • Platform sustainability
  • Public-interest alignment
Designed for foundations & large initiatives.

Service Providers & Nonprofits

Organizations offering probation- or reentry-compatible services may request inclusion in OACRA’s directories. Listings are eligibility-reviewed and designed to improve clarity for individuals, families, and referring professionals.

Provider Listing Walkthrough (How It Works)

Providers may request a listing through the Store or by emailing contact@oacra.app. Every request follows the same structured workflow to maintain accuracy and fairness.

  • 1) Request is received Submit your organization details and select one of the two options: Standard (Verified Listing) or Expedited (Premium / Priority Review).
  • 2) Eligibility review starts OACRA begins verifying service relevance, geographic coverage, and probation/reentry compatibility. If clarification is needed, we follow up before publishing.
  • 3) Listed as “Eligible” during review Providers may appear under Eligible Providers while verification is in progress. This label means the provider is under review and not yet verified.
    Eligible Provider
  • 4) Verification fee + completion → “Verified” After the verification fee is received and verification is completed, the listing status is updated to Verified Provider and displayed accordingly in the directory.
    Verified Provider
    Verified indicates the provider submitted reviewed information and passed OACRA’s directory checks. It does not imply court endorsement and users should confirm eligibility with supervising authorities.
Verified Listing (Standard) → Premium / Priority Review → Email Listing Request →
Tip: For the fastest processing, include your service categories, counties served, referral requirements, and any court-recognized program details.

Verified Partner Listing

A structured, reviewed listing within OACRA’s directories.

  • Eligibility-based review for probation & reentry compatibility
  • Placement by state, county, and service category
  • Ongoing accuracy and status support

This option is recommended for most providers.

Priority Review & Placement Support

Optional expedited review for organizations seeking faster evaluation or placement guidance.

  • Accelerated review timeline
  • Eligibility clarification support
  • No guarantee of approval or placement

Designed for time-sensitive or multi-location providers.

Already listed? Providers may request updates or claim an existing listing to ensure accuracy and visibility.
Claim or update your listing →

How OACRA Is Used in Practice

OACRA is used as a neutral, organizational reference across multiple points in the probation and reentry journey.

Individuals & Families

  • Locate services by location and supervision needs
  • Reduce dead ends and inappropriate referrals
  • Understand expectations before outreach

Case Managers & Referring Professionals

  • Reference structured, up-to-date directories
  • Reduce reliance on informal or outdated lists
  • Support clients without endorsement risk

Service Providers & Nonprofits

  • Appear in expectation-aligned referral ecosystems
  • Receive better-prepared inquiries
  • Demonstrate probation compatibility

Sponsors & Strategic Partners

  • Visible at decision-making moments
  • Support access without advertising pressure
  • Align with public-interest infrastructure

How OACRA Is Being Used Today

  • Individuals and families locating housing, employment, treatment, and services
  • Professional referrals directing users to OACRA as a starting point
  • Inbound requests identifying service gaps by location and category
  • Providers requesting listings, updates, and eligibility clarification
  • Ongoing expansion of statewide and national directory coverage
Ethics, Privacy & Scope:
OACRA does not sell personal data, influence referrals, or provide preferential placement. Sponsorship reflects support for access, verification, and infrastructure only. The platform is not used for supervision, monitoring, enforcement, or reporting, and does not replace professional, legal, or clinical judgment.