Support available
It is your choice whether you tell someone about your experience, but please be assured that there is support available for you.
Immediate support
In an emergency you should dial 999 and inform University Security by calling +44 (0)29 2087 4444.
In a non-emergency
- you may wish to inform South Wales Police by calling 101 to make a complaint or informally discuss safety concerns
- you can obtain advice and information from the Equality Advisory Support Service - a helpline for anyone who has experienced discrimination in employment, housing, education, transport and cases where you may have been discriminated against when using or buying goods and services. They can also provide advice and information on human rights issues
- you can contact the ACAS helpline for free, confidential advice and information on workplace rights, rules and best practices, including workplace discrimination.
University-based support
You can access support from the University's Student Support & Intervention Team. The team can provide information and support including:
- managing your safety if this is an immediate concern
- practical support with housing, financial and academic needs with specific information on what to do if you live or study with someone who has been violent or abusive
- signposting to specialist agencies
- explaining reporting options and offering support whilst reporting
- explaining University complaint procedures
To access support from the Student Support & Intervention Team, please submit your information via Report & Support.
If you prefer to make a disclosure without sharing your details, you can also do this via Report & Support. Please note that the Disclosure Response Team will not be able to offer you an appointment if you choose to disclose anonymously.
This information can also be viewed on the Cardiff University Student Intranet