Which team is immediately activated when a victim is in high-risk situations?

The High-Risk Response Team is specifically designed to address situations where a victim may be at high risk for further harm or danger following an incident of sexual assault. This team is trained to quickly mobilize and provide the necessary support and resources to ensure the victim's safety and well-being. Their activation is crucial in high-risk scenarios to facilitate immediate intervention, assess the situation, and implement protective measures to assist the victim during a critical time.

The other teams mentioned, while important in their own capacities, do not focus on immediate response to high-risk incidents. The Incident Review Team typically evaluates completed cases to improve practices and policies, the Assessment Response Team may handle ongoing assessments rather than immediate crises, and the Emergency Support Team provides general support but may not be specialized for high-risk situations specifically. This is why the activation of the High-Risk Response Team is essential in these urgent circumstances.