Probation Game

OACRA Probation Challenge — Play the Online Game & Preview the Board Game
Probation Challenge

Play the OACRA Probation Challenge — Learn by Doing

Experience the rhythm of probation—tasks, check-ins, court decisions, resources, and risks. Start at Probation Begins and aim for Reintegrated. Built by practitioners to teach what drives successful completion.

🎯 Learn-by-playing: conditions become real actions
🧭 Practice structure: fees, classes, service, verification
🤝 Resource awareness: jobs, housing, counseling, transport

Try the Free Online Game

Choose a case type, draw cards, and make decisions that reflect real probation scenarios. Each round shows how daily choices affect compliance and outcomes.

  • Task cards: complete classes, document payments, and provide verification
  • Check-ins: miss one and draw a “risk” or “violation” card
  • Court outcomes: see realistic decisions and recovery options
  • Resource cards: connect with verified support networks

Play the Probation Challenge Visit OACRA

Next Phase: Tabletop Board Game for Community Education In Development

The digital version is being adapted into a physical board game for classrooms, reentry workshops, and community outreach. Its purpose is to make probation compliance interactive and achievable—together.

  • Spiral path from Probation Begins to Reintegrated
  • Color-coded spaces: Task, Check-In, Resource, Court, Bonus, Risk
  • Printable card decks: Tasks, Court, Setbacks, Bonus, Resources
  • Facilitator guide with discussion prompts and local resource mapping
Want to pilot the board game with your agency, school, or nonprofit? Contact us to join the early partners list.

Who It’s For

  • Individuals and families learning about probation
  • Teachers, counselors, faith groups, and reentry mentors
  • Officers, case managers, and compliance educators

How to Play

  1. Open the game: oacra.com/probation-game
  2. Pick a case, read each card, and decide individually or as a group
  3. Discuss what choices improve or delay compliance
  4. Apply lessons to your own reentry or supervision plan

Educational tool only. Not legal advice. Always follow your court orders and probation officer’s instructions.

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