Justice Involved

It’s good to know which organizations in your area provide the reentry services you need. It’s even better to know which providers have the highest ratings by your peers.

Please help our community identify top rated providers by submitting a Review after you have received services from a provider.

Simply go to our Service Locator on our Home page, enter the type of service the organization has provided you, enter the county they’re in and hit Submit. Once you’ve located the provider you’ve received services from, go to the top of the screen and Submit a Review. Enter a Star rating and provide a brief review. A great review concisely describes why you gave the service provider the star rating you did. In 1-4 sentences clearly describe what they did well or poorly.

To ensure the integrity of the ratings we ask Users to:

1. Only provide reviews on companies that you have personally used.
2. Only write a review once you have completed receiving a service from a company.
   1. Eg. You may need to meet with an employment case manager multiple times before securing employment. Only write the review after you’ve become employed.
3. Always attempt to be fair and truthful when writing reviews, and be certain to explain what could be done better if you’re writing a bad review.
4. Only Submit 1 Review per company that you’ve received services from.
   1. There are a few exceptions to this rule.
      1. If you received different categories of services from the same company, you can write a different review on them based upon the category you received service in. (eg. Received “Employment” and “Shelter & Housing” services from the same company.)
      2. If you received the same service in a different calendar year, you can provide another review. (eg. July 01, 2021 – June 30,2022 and then you received services again from them in between July 01, 2022 – June30, 2023)
      3. You had thought you already received all of the services you needed and wrote a review. Later on you found you needed additional services and when you went back to receive those additional services you had a tremendously different experience, thus requiring a totally different rating.