Reducing the prevalence of self-directed harm and prohibited abusive or harmful acts in the military is a collaborative effort, which takes both leadership and Service member support and participation. This means that everyone has a role to play in prevention.
We have developed a toolbox of resources to aid and develop prevention efforts.
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A guide to creating safe, stable, and supportive command environments
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A comprehensive guide to strengthening prevention activities utilizing the GTO process
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A streamlined version of the GTO guide to strengthening prevention activities utilizing the GTO process
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A guide to the GTO evidence-based prevention process
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Suggestions for developing and delivering prevention training, including tips for adapting existing programs
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The guide adapts criteria used in the Department of Defense for universities to determine how their efforts align with best practices in prevention programs
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In support of implementing IRC recommendation 2.3a, DoD collaborated with the CDC on this guide for implementing prevention activities at community and organizational levels in military environments
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