Resources

The following is a compilation of links and other resources that outline not only the atrocity of abuse in the military, but also ways to find help. To submit a link, visit the Contact page.

Find Help

Legal Assistance for New York, Kentucky, Washington and Massachusetts residents.
Financial Support for those who are qualify.
Assistance with Department of Veterans Affairs; medical and assistance with filing for VA service-related compensation.
Peer support during trials. If your case ends up in trial we will travel to anywhere in the country.
Peer support group in Boston, MA, Springfield, MA and New London, CT.
Community training and education

From the SWAN website:
SWAN is a non-partisan, non-profit human rights organization that works to improve the welfare of U.S. servicewomen and all women veterans.
SWAN advocates for servicewomen and women veterans by educating the public, recommending sound policy reform to legislators, developing creative, healing and empowering community programs, offering personal support and guidance from fellow women veterans and providing pro bono legal referrals from military law experts.

From SAPRO:
SAPRO is the organization responsible for the oversight of Department of Defense (DoD) sexual assault policy. The Department of Defense is committed to the prevention of sexual assault. The Department has implemented a comprehensive policy to ensure the safety, dignity and well being of all members of the Armed Forces. Our men and women serving throughout the world deserve nothing less, and their leaders — both Military and civilian — are committed to maintaining a workplace environment that rejects sexual assault and reinforces a culture of prevention, response and accountability.

From RAINN:
Reaching out for help is often the first step toward healing. RAINN provides support for sexual assault victims and their loved ones through two hotlines at 800.656.HOPE and online.rainn.org. Whether you are more comfortable on the telephone or online, RAINN has services that can guide you in your recovery.

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SAPR reports to the general public statistics and numbers regarding rape and sexual assault in the military.
See the annual reports here.

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