Thank you for reporting that something has happened. Report and Support is not for use in urgent or emergency situations, in situations where there is an immediate danger or imminent risk of harm, emergency services (999) must be contacted without delay. On campus, Security should also be notified at 6666 in addition to emergency services.
Making an anonymous report means that we will not ask you for any personal identifiable details. The information you give us today will help us to provide better support to others and inform prevention work across the university. Anonymous reporting would not usually lead to a formal process or complaint, or action being taken. If you would like action to be taken on your report, you should instead choose share with contact details.
We understand that this might be a difficult time for you and want to help connect you to support.
You have the option of choosing two-way messaging to communicate anonymously with an adviser about your report. If you opt in for two-way messaging you will be provided with a unique access code. It is important that you save this code to be able to log into messaging each time, as this will not be emailed to you or saved. If you have submitted a report and did not save the code you will need to submit a new report.
Your data is important to us. We will not collect or store any information that goes against our privacy policy.
