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MCB Camp Pendleton 24/7 Sexual Assault Support Line
(760) 500-1707
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This program serves as the focal point for coordinating all sexual assault prevention and response actions on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. The SAPR Program’s mission is two-fold: to address the needs of military members that have been victims of sexual assault and to proactively provide relevant, interactive training on a regular, continuous basis to all Marines and Sailors aboard MCB Camp Pendleton in an effort to eliminate sexual assault from within our ranks.
Every battalion/squadron-sized Marine unit has at least two Uniformed Victim Advocates (UVA) assigned to help lessen the stress of a sexual assault. Unit UVAs have been trained and are able to offer victims assistance in three main areas: support, providing information about the different reporting options afforded them, and referrals to a multitude of different resources – both on base and in the local civilian community. Although UVAs are not counselors, they do help victims navigate the system and can put the victims in touch with licensed, certified counselors and professionally trained victim advocates.
Assault is a crime, and it will take the efforts of every Marine, sailor and leader to purge it from the Marine Corps.
To make a confidential report of a sexual assault call:
24 hour Camp Pendleton reporting line: (760) 500-1707
DoD SafeHelpLine: (877) 995-5247
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We can all take steps to increase safety aboard the installation by being active and alert to the on goings around our workspaces and barracks. Remaining alert to your surroundings, you can act on ways of stepping in to prevent crimes like sexual assault from occurring. When it comes to personal safety, there are steps you can take as well, and some of those tips are outlined below. No tips can absolutely guarantee safety—sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it’s not the only crime that can occur aboard a military installation. It’s important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted, it is not your fault, and help and support are available.
The following tips may reduce your risk for many different types of crimes, including sexual violence.
Know your resources. Who should you contact if you or a friend needs help? Where should you go?
The installation’s emergency response number is 911, for non-emergencies, the dispatch number is (760) 725-3888. Locate your confidential resources such as the chaplain, Community Counseling Center, and your unit’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocate (SAPR VA). Keep the installation’s 24/7 Sexual Assault Support as a contact in your phone: (760) 500-1707.
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