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Phone: (910) 396-5521/4175
Hours: M-F, 8-5 pm
Location: Soldier Support Center - 3rd Fl.
Normandy Drive, Fort Bragg (map)
24-Hour Advocate Hotline: (910) 322-3418
After 5 p.m. customers can obtain ACS information by contacting the FRG Center at 910-432-FRGC. The FRG Center is open M-F until 7 p.m. and is located in the basement of the Soldier Support Center.
The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program (SAPRP) provides crisis intervention and support services to victims of sexual assault, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. Trained and professional victim advocates provide a helping hand through support, critical information, and referrals for service on Fort Bragg and in the community.
Advocates assist survivors in determining what they wish to do and where to get help, whether they choose to report the assault or not. They accompany survivors to medical visits, court proceedings, and other appointments as requested.
The SAPRP also provides education and awareness trainings to active duty members, family members, and Military civilian, Military contract personnel on how to stay safe and what to do if assaulted.
Unit level trainings requirements from AR-600-20
Unit level training- all Soldiers will attend and participate in unit level Sexual Assault Prevention and Response training annually. The commander will incorporate sexual assault prevention training into the overall annual unit training plan. To schedule this training click here .
Sexual Assault Prevention Pre-deployment training- this training will incorporate information on sexual assault prevention and response. As part of pre-deployment training, Soldiers will be presented with information to increase awareness in an effort to help prevent further sexual assaults. To schedule this training click here.
Sexual Assault Prevention Post-deployment training.Commanders will ensure service members receive sexual assault prevention and response unit refresher training during reintegration activities. To schedule this training click here.
Sexual Assault Resources:
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is Sexual Assault?
I have been sexually assaulted. What should I do?
What are the reporting options?
Who can make a restricted report?
How can I reduce the risk of being sexually assaulted?
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