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Sexual Violence Support & Experience Study (SVSES)

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WE CAN DO BETTER
Scan the QR code and join the SVSES to tell us
about your experiences with SAPR services and
with the military justice process

QR Code will
be placed here

Or text* INFO to 55555 to learn more now
*For more info on the study text INFO to 55555. One (1) message per request. Message and data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help,
STOP to cancel. For SVSES terms and conditions, please visit https://www.surveysdrc.com/DMDC/SMS.aspx. For our Privacy Policy, please
visit https://www.sapr.mil/privacy-policy.

What is the SVSES?

The Sexual Violence Support & Experiences Study (SVSES) is a confidential and voluntary
study about Service members’ experiences with support services, aspects of the military justice
process, health, well-being, and career progression.

Who can join this CONFIDENTIAL study?

Anyone who has experienced sexual assault while serving in the U.S. Military (Active, Reserve,
or National Guard).

How will sharing my experiences help?

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) – the people who drive change
within the DoD – will use your feedback to improve support services survivors receive and the
processes survivors go through. Visit https:/www.sapr.mil/svses to learn more.

How will my identity be protected?

Anything you share will be kept confidential, meaning your identity will not be shared with anyone.

We have to have services that appeal to people,
that really do make a difference in their lives.
- Dr. Nate Galbreath, Deputy Director, DoD SAPRO

If you have any questions about the study, talk to your SARC or Victim Advocate, or e-mail
SVSES-survey@mail.mil
To reach the 24/7 DoD Safe Helpline for Sexual Assault support and services, call 1-877-995-5247


File Typeapplication/pdf
File TitleWe Can Do Better
SubjectOPA, SAPR, SVSES
AuthorOPA
File Modified2022-07-22
File Created2022-05-27

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