FFP

“Promotes sensitive care and confidential reporting for victims of Sexual Assault”

Provides awareness, prevention, training, education, victim advocacy, response, reporting, treatment and accountability for soldiers who have been sexually assaulted.

SAPR PROGRAM - Restricted Reporting
Restricted Reporting - Does not trigger the investigative process - Allows the service member who is sexually assaulted to disclose the incident to the SARC, Victim Advocate, Healthcare provider, and Chaplain. - Allows victim to receive: - Medical treatment - A forensic examination - Advocacy services - Counseling assistance - Command is notified of non-identifying information only	Benefits: - Victim receives medical treatment, advocacy, and counseling - Provides victim some personal space and time to consider options - Victim controls release and management of his/her personal information - Victim can elect unrestricted reporting at any time	Limitations: - Victim's assailant remains unpunished - Victim cannot receive Military Protective Order (MPO) - Victim may continue to have contact with assailant - Evidence from the crime scene will be lost and could impede the official investigation if the victim chooses to switch to an unrestricted report. - Victim will not be able to discuss the assault with other service members without imposing an obligation on them to report the crime. - Victim will be ineligible to invoke the collateral misconduct provision of the DoD's sexual assault policy in the event the victim's Command learns that he/she was engaged in some form of misconduct at the time of the assault.

SAPR PROGRAM - Unrestricted Reporting
Unrestricted Reporting - Army Policy favors unrestricted reporting - Command and investigative services notified - Allows victim to receive: - Medical treatment - A forensic examination - Advocacy services - Counseling assistance	Benefits: - Ensures the widest range of rights and protections to the victim - Commander support (Military Protective Orders, separation from offender, deferred collateral misconduct, etc.) - Full investigation enhances opportunity to hold offenders (s) accountable (crime scene, witness interviews, suspect interrogation) - May encourage other victims to come forward - Enhanced community safety	Limitations: - Cannot change to Restricted Reporting - Victim may consider it too intrusive - Others will find out - Investigation and court proceedings might be lengthy - May not be enough evidence to convict the offenders(s)

RIA RESOURCES
Reporting Point of Contact
For all Sexual Assaults
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
(SARC) (309) 782-3773/0829

Family Advocacy Program
(309) 782-0829
Army Community Services
(309) 782-3049

Force Protection
(309) 782-6116

Equal Opportunity Program
(309) 782-4357

Inspector General
(309) 782-4495

Legal
(309) 782-1443

Military One Source
(800) 655-4545

COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Family Resources, Inc.
IL. (309) 797-1777
IA: (563) 326-9191

HOSPITALS

Genesis West Medical Center
1401 W. Central Park,
Davenport, Iowa 52804
(563) 421-1000

Genesis East Medical Center
1227 E. Rusholme St.
Davenport, Iowa 52803
(563) 421-1000

Genesis – Illini Campus
801 Illini Drive (off Colona Rd)
Silvis, Illinois 61282
(309) 792-9363

Trinity – West Campus
2701 17^th St.
Rock Island, Illinois 61201
(309) 779-5000

Trinity – 7^th St. Campus
500 John Deere Rd.
Moline, Illinois 61265
(309) 779-5000

Trinity – Terrace Park
4500 Utica Ridge Rd.
Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
(563) 742-5000

Rock Island Arsenal
One Rock Island Ave.
Rock Island, Illinois 61299
COM: (309) 782-3773
DSN: (309) 793-3773
24/7 Cell: (309) 229-8412
FAX: (309) 782-0395 Website: http://www.sexualassault.army.mil/