The Community Supervision and MOUD Toolkit from the Opioid Response Network is designed to support probation and parole officers, along with community treatment providers, in working with justice-involved individuals who have opioid use disorders. It includes six targeted learning modules that build skills, improve treatment access, and strengthen collaboration between supervision and care teams. The toolkit emphasizes evidence-based approaches and practical strategies to improve outcomes for individuals under supervision.

Study uses the EPIS framework to examine implementation of MOUD and peer support in probation settings, focusing on stakeholder perspectives and rural contexts.

Describes a mail-based overdose education and naloxone distribution program for people on community supervision in Kentucky, noting benefits and sustainability challenges.

Describes the purpose of substance use disorder screening and assessment, available tools, and examples of courts that successfully use screening and assessment in their justice systems.

This report shares strategies to increase community supervision success and summarizes findings in four states (CO, FL, MS, and MT) regarding revocation trends, condition setting and modification processes, responses to behavior, evidence-based supervision practices, programming and resources to support supervision success, and organizational culture.