Which of these individuals is eligible for limited SHARP services while undergoing emergency care?

The eligibility for limited SHARP (Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention) services while undergoing emergency care is particularly relevant for DA (Department of the Army) civilians stationed Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS). These individuals, as part of the Army community, have a defined connection to the military and can access certain SHARP services to ensure their safety and well-being, especially in an emergency context.

Limited SHARP services are designed to provide immediate support and assistance to those who have experienced sexual harassment or assault, regardless of their duty status or location. DA civilians OCONUS are recognized as beneficiaries of these services, thereby allowing them to seek the necessary care and support without the constraints that might apply to other unofficial individuals.

The other groups mentioned may have varying access to services based on their relationship to the military and the specific policies governing SHARP services. For instance, spouses and contractor personnel may not have the same level of eligibility as DA civilians stationed OCONUS, particularly in an emergency scenario. Additionally, family members under 18 may have specific considerations that limit the type of services they can access directly without parental involvement or consent, further differentiating their eligibility from that of DA civilians.