Options For Justice

THANK YOU 🙌 to all who donated to our 2026 Hygiene Drive! Your generosity blew us away! With your help, we were able to stuff dozens of self-care bags to distribute to individuals facing housing and income insecurity 💙🧼🪥

We will be collecting all items from local boxes and putting self-care bags together in the next few weeks! If you would like to contribute, please make sure to place orders via our wish list below or reach out to us within the next couple of weeks! Thank you all so much for a successful 2026 Hygiene Drive!

OFJ's Annual Hygiene Drive is back! We will be collecting hygiene products from June through July 2026. If you are local and have new/unused items at home you would like to donate, please call us at (314) 721-6161 and we will arrange a pick up. Otherwise, please refer to our Amazon wish list for our most needed items: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2OUGIU00B97D7?ref_=wl_share

We believe every human being has the right to be a contributing member of their community, to be free from abuse, to participate in activities they enjoy, and above all, to be treated with dignity and respect. It's a work in progress when it comes to the justice system, but we will never stop advocating for you and driving rehabilitative reforms ♥️ ⚖️

OFJ's Annual Hygiene Drive is back! We will be collecting hygiene products from June through July 2026. If you are local and have new/unused items at home you would like to donate, please call us at (314) 721-6161 and we will arrange a pick up. Otherwise, please refer to our Amazon wish list for our most needed items: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2OUGIU00B97D7?ref_=wl_share

The O’Fallon Police Department is taking part in the Blue Envelope Program through the National Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities (NPS-AID).

The envelopes are designed to help foster understanding and communication between drivers on the Autism spectrum and our officers.

You can pick one up at our Records Department, located inside the O’Fallon Police Department, during regular business hours.

The Productive Living Board of St. Louis County (PLB), Developmental Disabilities Resource Board (DDRB), and the St. Louis Office for Developmental Disability Resources (DDR) ensure funding for a spectrum of high-quality services and choices for residents who have a developmental disability. Through tax dollars, these funding boards work diligently to create opportunities for individuals with a developmental disability to thrive in the home, community, and employment settings of their choosing in St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and the City of St. Louis.

Options for Justice is a proud recipient of these funding opportunities. We value our partnerships with these funding boards as we close a very successful fiscal year ‘26 and move into the new fiscal year ’27. Through these partnerships, we serve individuals who have a developmental disability and become entangled in the justice system. With this support, individuals have a greater degree of success navigating the system and becoming contributing members of their community.

TODAY'S THE DAY 🎉 Every donation to OFJ is a powerful step towards a fairer, more just society. Your generosity has the power to improve lives, strengthen communities, and create a lasting impact. Together, we can build a brighter future for everyone in STL💙 Give today 👉 https://mtyc.co/vsav0f

On this Give STL Day, we invite you to contribute to the betterment of our community and the vital resources that sustain it. By supporting OFJ, your donation will aid us in providing essential advocacy to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities navigating the justice system. Early giving is now open 🩵 Donate and learn more👇🏻

Support Options For Justice on Give STL Day Options for Justice is a very unique organization designed specifically to provide services and supports to individuals who have a developmental disability and who are involved in the criminal justice system.It is evident by the number of individuals referred to the...

Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are seven times more likely to have some sort of encounter with the criminal justice system. At OFJ, we remain committed to mitigating this risk by providing specialized training and education on interactions involving developmental and intellectual disabilities within the justice system, while offering support to those navigating this complex process.