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Office of Work-Life Programs -
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program, COMDTINST M1754.10E (series), December 2016 |
Report to the President of the United States on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response - U.S. Coast Guard Annex |
2014 Military
Workplace Study - Final Report 2014 Military Workplace Study - U.S. Coast Guard |
What is the Coast Guard Doing to Eliminate Sexual Assault?
How Do I Educate Myself to Prevent and Respond to Sexual Assault?
Additional Resources
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) Contact Information
If a sexual assault occurs, contact your Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC).
Additional information for Coast Guard members is located on CGPortal
(keyword: SAPR Program)
Special Victims' Counsel (SVC)
The Special Victims’ Counsel (SVC) program was established to support and
enforce the rights of survivors of sexual assault. Specially trained Coast
Guard attorneys are provided free of charge to advise and represent the
legal interests of Coast Guard active duty members, Coast Guard reservists,
Coast Guard retirees, Coast Guard dependents, and certain other civilians
related to the Coast Guard who have made a restricted or unrestricted report
of sexual assault. SVCs work directly on behalf of their survivor clients
and do not represent the Coast Guard, the Department of Homeland Security,
or the U.S. Government.
The SVC’s mission is to ensure survivors of sexual assault understand their
choices and that their voice is heard throughout the investigatory and
military justice process. For example, an SVC can help protect a client’s
privacy interests in medical records, computers and cell phones, attend any
law enforcement or trial or defense counsel interviews, submit court motions
on their client’s behalf at a court-martial, and communicate their client’s
interests and desires to the Coast Guard or any other involved party.
A sexual assault survivor can request an SVC at any point -- even if one has
previously been declined. To make an SVC request, work with the local SARC,
call 202-795-6920/6918, or email at osvc@uscg.mil. For more information,
please visit the CG SVC public webpage at:
https://www.uscg.mil/legal/LMA-A.asp
SAPR News (Coast Guard articles and messages)
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