What SVCs do for victims of sexual assault: - Advocate your voice and choice - Provide CONFIDENTIAL legal advice - Protect your rights and privacy interests - Provides legal assistance - Advises you on the investigation and prosecution process -Attends interviews, hearings, and Courts-Martial with you Who does the SVC work for? - SVCs DO NOT work for anyone on base except you - SVCs have an independent chain of command in Washington, DC Contact your SVC, SARC, FAP, or Legal Office to request an SVC - Restricted Reports: Go to the SARC, FAP, Chaplain, or Health Care Provider to ensure the report remains restricted.