Diversion Hub’s 2025 Annual Report highlights impact statistics and features individuals whose successes demonstrate what is possible for our clients to achieve through comprehensive support as they exit the criminal legal system. The report showcases new programs, events, and partnerships that made 2025 Diversion Hub’s best year yet.

This report, produced in partnership with a third-party evaluator and the Urban Institute, evaluates Diversion Hub’s voluntary model, showing how it reduces justice system involvement by addressing root causes. High levels of engagement and positive outcomes across all demographics highlight Diversion Hub’s cultural competence.

Diversion Hub’s 2025 Strategic Plan outlines the organization’s growth, services, and partnerships to reduce recidivism and address root causes of justice involvement. The plan reviews past achievements, current operations, and offers a five-year roadmap for expansion, including a new facility and broader diversion initiatives.

This evaluation examines Year 2 outcomes of the federal COSSUP grant project, demonstrating how co-located behavioral health services and holistic case management reduce recidivism and create meaningful turning points for justice-involved individuals.

This evaluation examines the first year of a federal Second Chance Act grant program to expand workforce support for justice-involved individuals, demonstrating how a structured employment continuum, employer partnerships, and training support impact employment outcomes.

This evaluation examines the first year of the reentry support program, demonstrating how coordinated pre-release planning, integrated civil legal assistance, and workforce support change reentry outcomes for individuals reentering the community.

Diversion Hub’s 2024 Annual Report highlights our impact, showcasing key achievements in reducing recidivism, expanding services, and strengthening partnerships to support justice-involved individuals and families. The report reflects on a year of innovation and outcomes that advance our mission of creating pathways to stability and self-sufficiency.

This evaluation of the first year of the federal COSSUP grant project analyzes data on Misdemeanor Diversion Program outcomes from January 2023 and September 2024. In partnership with OK County Criminal Justice Advisory Council, Diversion Hub is expanding the accessibility of supportive services and reducing recidivism.

The Sequential Intercept Model is a tool used to help communities assess how individuals move through the system. This SIM map, produced in collaboration with dozens of community partners and facilitated by SAMHSA’s GAINS Center, outlines intercepts across the criminal justice and behavioral health systems in OK County.

In 2023, Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law & Justice produced this analysis, case study, and data validation of the pilot Misdemeanor Diversion Program. The report reflects on the larger purpose and effectiveness of misdemeanor diversion in Oklahoma.