DPRR Awareness Materials

The DPRR Products on Demand site provides DPRR professionals with communication materials created for Soldiers, DA Civilians, Families and units. Order print materials for delivery or download digital versions. First, register for a free account and confirm your organizational affiliation. Click the New Users - Click Here to Register link to fill out and submit the form.


The following materials are available:

SAAPM-2025
2025 Spring Resilience Strengthening Campaign: This campaign focuses on reinforcing core resilience skills that seek to build connection and support during critical transitions, such as permanent changes of station. With inspiring imagery, the campaign promotes actionable tips while bringing further awareness of key Army programs and capabilities to empower Army community members at every step of their journey.
SAAPM-2025
SAAPM 2025 Campaign: The Army’s SAAPM theme for 2025 is “Step Forward. Prevent. Report. Advocate.” The STEP FORWARD campaign is a call to action for all individuals to use their personal and collective strength to advance meaningful change in preventing and responding to sexual violence.
We've Got Your Six
‘We’ve Got Your Six’ Campaign: DPRR’s Quality of Life and Prevention campaigns, both developed under the tagline “We’ve Got Your Six,” are now available. These awareness campaigns offer printed and digital resources for critical Army support programs and are designed to build awareness and increase program visibility and accessibility.
SP2
SHARP: The "More to Be Done" campaign highlights the importance of the individual and the collective in fostering healthy, prevention-focused command climates where harmful behaviors are rare, but when they do occur, people feel free to report and seek advocacy services. The campaign includes both digital and print materials that can be displayed at installation gates, offices, barracks, dormitories, common areas, events such as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month run/walks and more.
SP2
Suicide prevention: The "More to Be Done" campaign highlights the importance of everyone working together and encourage help-seeking behavior, especially those struggling with thoughts of self-harm. The campaign includes both digital and print materials that can be displayed at installation gates, offices, barracks, dormitories, common areas, events such as Suicide Prevention Month run/walks and more. 
POD
ASAP: guidance on all nonclinical alcohol and other drug abuse prevention strategies to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army’s workforce.
POD
Ready and Resilient: items for the Army Family to enhance resilience, optimize performance and build connections