30 years as Executive Director

OAR is proud to announce that April 14, 2010 marks the 30 year Anniversary of our Executive Director

In memory of Jay Worrall

On March 16, 2010 Jay Worrall, the man who founded the Offender Aid and Restoration program died. H

Employer survey ? Hiring ex-offenders

The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce established Leadership Charlottesville (LC) to help

The Drug Treatment Court provides drug treatment and intensive supervision to non-violent drug offenders through the Circuit Courts of Charlottesville and Albemarle County. It is designed to enhance both public safety and public health by focusing on the treatment needs of local, non-violent adults charged with drug related offenses and who are drug addicted.

The Drug Treatment Court includes ongoing testing for drug and alcohol use, intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment, frequent status hearings with the Drug Court Judge, immediate sanctions (including jail time) for program violations, and incentives for successful participation. Participants are required to either be employed full-time, enrolled in school, and/or perform community service.

Persons must be drug and alcohol free for a minimum of 12 months in order to graduate from the program. Those who are terminated from the program, for any reason, return to court to face their original drug charges, or reenter probation supervision. Successful graduates may have their charges dropped or reduced depending on their charges.