49th Wing
SAPR Team

Hannah Richardson

SAPR Victim Advocate
hannah.richardson.3@us.af.mil
DSN: 572-1548
Work Cell: 575-921-2003

Jacqueline Ramos

SAPR Victim Advocate
jacqueline.ramos@us.af.mil
DSN: 572-1444
Work Cell: 575-295-3548

Kelsey Mary

SAPR Victim Advocate
kelsey.mary@us.af.mil
DSN: 572-1551
Work Cell: 575-415-1396

Phoebe

Sexual assault is a crime that harms our Service Members, erodes our readiness, and hinders our ability to field the ready force that the National Defense Strategy requires. Deciding whether to report a sexual assault is a deeply personal decision; however, reporting can be a gateway to recovery. The DoD’s Unrestricted Reporting and Restricted Reporting options allow Service members who experience sexual assault to exercise control over how and when they engage with helping resources.

Helping a Victim

As a Friend

• Start by believing, not blaming
• Ensure physical safety; encourage medical care if needed
• If recent incident, discourage showering, eating, or disposing of clothing
• Encourage contacting the SAPR hotline for timely information and the options to report

As a Supervisor

• You are a mandatory reporter of incidents affecting a subordinate
• Contact SARC for assistance with your reporting responsibilities
• It is your Commander’s responsibility to determine who has “need to know,” so do not further disseminate without guidance
• In coordination with, and as directed by, your commander, monitor the well-being of the victim
• Encourage contacting the SAPR hotline for timely information and the options to report

Resources

• Victim’s Counsel (575-572-4941)
• Chaplain
• Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA)
  24/7 Hotline: 855-336-6833
• VA Crisis Hotline
  Call 988, then press 1
• Equal Opportunity
  (575-572-3032)

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Links

• DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office
• USAF SAPR
• Veterans Affairs Military Sexual Trauma Treatment
• VA MST Mobile App
• CATCH
• Whistleblower Reprisal Complaints