Commanders and Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) are responsible for the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) program at their military installation or organization. They are responsible for creating an environment that promotes decreased prevalence, increased reporting of sexual assault and harassment, and providing victims optimal care.

DoD SAPRO has gathered a variety of resources and tools to assist military leaders in establishing climates that are not conducive to sexual assault and harassment, and instilling confidence in SAPR services.

When you receive an Unrestricted report:

Commander's Checklist	8-Day Incident Report	Forms
The Commander’s Checklist serves as a baseline for the response during the first 30 days for adult sexual assault victims, alleged offenders, and their unit in the event of an Unrestricted Report of sexual assault. It also addresses the responsibilities, including required notifications, for allegations of retaliation.	An incident report must be submitted in writing within 8 days to your General/Flag Officer after an Unrestricted Report of sexual assault has been made. Refer to this Directive-type Memorandum for more information.	These forms help commanders, SARCs, and SAPR Victim Advocates (VAs) execute their missions.
Safety Plan	Safety Assessment Tool	Safety Assessment Worksheet
Safety Assessments are required as part of DoDI 6495.02 in response to Unrestricted and Restricted reports.	The Safety Assessment Tool is designed to evaluate current suicidal/homicidal behaviors in alleged offender(s) or in victims of sexual assault who are at risk.	Need to provide a victim of sexual assault a safety assessment plan? Use this worksheet.
Military Protective Order (MPO) DD Form 2873	Sample MOU	DoD Instruction 6310.09 -- Health Care Management for Patients Associated with a Sexual Assault
This order informs the Service member and the protected person that the commanding officer is issuing an order to the member prohibiting contact or communication with the protected person or members of the protected person's family or household.	A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is used between organizations to represent an understanding to share specified information within a given timeframe.	This instruction establishes procedures to ensure comprehensive standards for providing health care in the Military Health System for patients who, during the course of health care, present with a disclosure of sexual assault, or disclose they have committed or are suspected to have committed a sexual assault.