Safe Helpline Highlights
Learn about the newest initiatives, changes, updates, and programs available through Safe Helpline. For questions, please reach out to outreach@safehelpline.org or complete the Military Feedback Form.
Safe Helpline Email Box Update
Our new Safe Helpline correspondence email address is outreach@safehelpline.org!
If you’d like to submit requests for a brief at your base/installation, or if you have questions regarding Local Safe Helproom and/or your moderator status, please send all email correspondence to outreach@safehelpline.org.
Don’t worry, if you’ve already submitted inquiries to our decommissioned email boxes (lshr@safehelpline.org or info@safehelpline.org), our team is still able to access them to provide you with assistance.
- Self Paced Educational Programs now available on JKO for D-SAACP credit. Safe Helpline is pleased to announce the recent migration of self-paced educational program modules from the Safe Helpline Learning Management System to Joint Knowledge Online (JKO). The migration allows easy access for stakeholders that require certificates for D-SAACP credit. Access the self-paced educational programs for D-SAACP credit here.
- Updated Public Affairs Toolkit available on shop.safehelpline.org. Leveraging Safe Helpline can help support survivors in the DoD community and raise awareness of the resources available for survivors, friends and family members, and anyone in the DoD community affected by sexual assault. The purpose of this toolkit is to provide easy ways to share Safe Helpline with local communities through public affairs work. The toolkit includes sample social media text for public affairs team to communicate about the Safe Helpline 10 Year Report. To obtain a copy of the Public Affairs Toolkit please reach out to outreach@safehelpline.org.
- Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month Highlights
- A list of VA and Civilian legal resources is now available within the Responder search results. Find more information here and in the results of any search conducted at SafeHelpline.org/responders-search. The addition of this information to the Safe Helpline search results supports requirements outlined in sec 549c of the Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.
Safe Helpline was honored to support Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) initiatives at bases and installations around the world. Safe Helpline successfully supported ten 101 and 102 briefings throughout Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month attended by over 300 Sexual Assault Response Coordinators and Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Victim Advocates (VAs). In addition, during the month of April, Safe Helpline distributed over 72,000 materials to the field including coffee sleeves, info cards, magnets, and banners.
Even though SAAPM has ended, Safe Helpline is always standing by to support the DoD community with resources available 24/7/365. To order your materials today visit shop.safehelpline.org.