1. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
LEADERSHIP
ACTIVE DUTY
INSTALLATION SARC CAN:
Provide Commanders Toolkit training in conjunction with MRE-514 by SJA.
Screen, train and assist your command UVAs with certification.
Provide training and work with your Command SAPR POC to assess your command level SAPR Program and SAPR Binder are inspection ready
Assist you with the SAPR portion of your Command Climate.
INSTALLATION SARC AND UVAs CAN:
Provide advocacy to victims of sexual assault.
Explains your reporting options and benefits/limitations of each option.
Provide assistance with Expedited Transfers.
Ensure that you know your Victim Legal Counsel (VLC) and your rights.
Provide on/off base resource information.
(NOTE: Intimate Partner sexual assaults will be referred to Family Advocacy)

2. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
FAMILY MEMBERS
CIVILIANS
INSTALLATION SARC CAN:
Provide advocacy to victims of sexual assault over 18. NOTE: Under 18 and Intimate partners sexual assaults will be referred to Family Advocacy
Explains your reporting options and benefits/limitations of each option.
Ensure that you know your Victim Legal Counsel (VLC) and your rights.
Provide on/off base resource information.
INSTALLATION SARC AND UVAs CAN:
Respond to ON-BASE reports of sexual assault.
Explain the Unrestricted Option as required by OPNAV C.
Provide information about on/off base resources.
Explain on/off base confidential resources of support.
Factors to be considered: Where did the incident happen; who is the offender and are YOU a TRICARE beneficiary?

3. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
ON BASE RESOURCES
OFF BASE RESOURCES
FOR ALL:
Installation SARC –
(361) or (361)
SAPR Victim Advocate 24/7 Cell – (361)
NASCC Chaplain – (361) or (361)
FOR ACTIVE DUTY/FAMILY MEMBERS
Fleet & Family Support –
(361)
(Note: SOAR Group)
FOR ALL:
DoD Safe Helpline
(877) or visit
DOD Safe Helpline/RAINN
The Purple Door (formerly the South Texas Women’s Shelter)
(361) or
Your organization’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

4. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
REMEMBER
UPCOMING EVENTS/TRAININGS
The definition of sexual assault includes groping to rape. NEVER dismiss a report of a offense of groping.
The impact of sexual assault, whether it is groping to rape, is different for everyone.
Contributing factors include: upbringing, culture, religion and betrayal of trust to name a few.
DO YOU HAVE CONSENT?
Mobile Trainings:
Healthy Relationships training/discussion
“Spoken Word” video and discussion
April Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Joint Service Proclamation & SAPR Run – Friday, April 6
Basewide “We Take A Stand” campaign – all of April
TBA Resource Fair and other trainings. Dates TBA
IF YOUR SCHEDULE PERMITS, PLEASE JOIN US. ALL EVENTS/TRAININGS ARE OPEN TO ALL.

5. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
Questions?
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your time today!