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Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

 Family Advocacy is most commonly known as a specialized program for the prevention and treatment of children/spouse abuse. However, the program provides support, education and tools in many other areas as well.
In addition to information on identifying and report abuse, Family Advocacy offers parenting courses, stress and anger management classes, new parent support programs, home visitation and understanding your toddler class.

In the role of preventing and treating abuse, the Family Advocacy program provides services such as victim advocacy, shelter for abuse victims, homemaker services, and respite care. For more information call 315-772-6929/2279/4244.

To report abuse call 315-772-4069 or the Military Police desk at 315-772-5156 (after duty hours). In case of emergency call 911.


 Intervene, Act, and Motivate

24/7 Hotline: 315-767-6128

SAPRP provides support and advocacy for victims of sexual assault. SAPRP offers services respecting an individual’s confidentiality, dignity and the need for information regarding victim’s rights, reporting options and advocacy until disposition of the case.

Regardless of your reporting choice there are many services and resources available for victim assistance. SAPRP offers reporting options to all military personnel.

 Restricted Reporting: Restricted reporting options does not initiate an investigation, nor is the Chain of Command notified. Restricted reporting provides you more time to make an informed decision about reporting an incident.

The restricted reporting officials are as follows: Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, Unit Victim Advocate, Chaplain, or Health Care Provider.

Unrestricted Reporting: CID and Command are notified and an investigation is initiated.

The program ensures a Unit Victim Advocate is assigned to all military personnel victimized in order to offer support and guidance for the Soldier to make an informed decision when reporting. Civilian victims are referred out to appropriate resources for advocacy and assistance.

Classes and trainings regarding the prevention of sexual assault and/or an effective response capability to an incident are available for all civilians and Soldiers assigned to Fort Drum, New York.

Suggestions and/or comments are welcome.

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For more information

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, 315-772-5914

Sexual Assault Prevention Trainer, 315-772-5605

or contact your Unit Victim Advocate, if you are unsure of who your unit advocate is please call 772-5914.

Other important resources
Criminal Investigation Division (CID): 772-5417
Jefferson County Victim’s Assistance Center : 782-1855 (24 hrs)

Installation Victim Advocates: 772- 2715

Military One Source: 1-800-342-9647

Military Police: 772-5156 or 911 in an emergency.

I.A.M. Strong Army Sexual Assault Prevention and Response

A home visitation program for parents of children under the age of three who are experiencing parenting difficulties and need professional support and guidance. For more information call 315-772-0748.