JBLE Sexual Assault Response Program

05/27/2026

Mental health is essential to everyone’s overall health and well-being, and mental illnesses are common and treatable. Knowing when to turn to friends, family, and co-workers when you are struggling with life’s challenges can help improve your mental health. Individuals who are struggling with mental illness are more likely to seek help when they have support.

So, talk openly, talk often. Reach out for support.

Let’s support one another. Visit lockandtalk.org/may for more information and resources.

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

Let’s talk about what Respect for Boundaries and Consent look like in a healthy relationship.

Respect for Boundaries looks like:

❤️ Respecting physical space (no hugs, kisses or touching if you say “no.”)
❤️ Respecting privacy (ask before calling and sharing pictures on social media)
❤️ Respecting personal time (it’s okay to spend time apart and have “me time”)
❤️ Getting consent and respecting that ANYTHING LESS than an enthusiastic yes means NO

But how do you know if you have Consent? An excellent question you ask - just remember FRIES!

🍟 F - Freely given, the YES! is not forced, manipulated or coerced
🍟 R - Reversible, the YES! can be revoked at any time, even if we’re mid-activity
🍟 I - Informed, any important info (like STI status, using protection and using toys or medicinal substances) is included in the YES!
🍟 E - Exact, the YES! is clear and enthusiastic
🍟 S - Specific, the YES! is for one particular action (like kissing) and consent is still required for future acts!

We’ve created a helpful FRIES guide, which you can see and save in the comments below 👇👇👇

[Image description: A picture of a whiteboard with the words “Healthy Relationships 101” written on it. Next to the whiteboard are the words: “RESPECT FOR BOUNDARIES & CONSENT are the foundation healthy love is built on.”]

05/22/2026

Hey 757 🤠🇺🇸

Did you know there’s a military-only support group happening on a FARM? And it’s FREE.

No stiff chairs.
No awkward round-circle therapy rooms.
No “tell us how you feel” under fluorescent lights.

Just real people, real conversations, horses, fresh air, and a different way to heal.

At Trails of Purpose, we’re changing the way mental health support looks for our military community because healing doesn’t have to happen in a stuffy office.

We promise… we’ll make you rethink therapy. 👊

📍 Every Saturday | 10AM–12PM
📧 Shoot us an email to join: [email protected]

05/21/2026

They’re just words typed on a screen. No camera. No audio. No full names. But in reality, they are more than “just words.” They are the outpouring of support among fellow men who have survived abuse.

Our Online Support Group is here for you. It’s chat-based, it’s anonymous, it’s free, and it’s available each weekday - no registration, no long-term commitment. Just men who have survived abuse, supporting each other without judgment.

Learn more and join: https://1in6.org/support-group-chat/

05/18/2026

05/18/2026

What am amazing turnout for out SAPR " Lighten Your Load" Ruck!

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who participated, volunteered, and supported this event. Your presenced helped to make this more than just a ruck but a reminder that no one has to cary their burdens alone.

Thanks to the generosity of our participants, we were able to donate 12 bags of items to Transitions Family Violence Services. Participants filled their ruck sacks with donations as a direct act of support for those in need and to demonstrate lightening their load along the way.

Thank you for showing up and supporting the mission.

05/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our SAPR "Lighten Your Load" Ruck.

Because of your participation, volunteer efforts, and support this event was a success ! Together we helped raised awareness and showed the importance of supporting one another within our community.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us continue the mission of prevention, support, and awareness !

05/07/2026