Report anonymously

Thank you for choosing to share something that has happened.

Things may feel difficult now, and we want to help connect you to support. Your safety and wellbeing are our key priority. Please take a break if you need to, or complete with a trusted friend. 

Choosing to share anonymously means we might not be able to help you directly, but the information you give us today will help us provide better support to others and inform prevention work across the University.

You will not be able to exit Report + Support and come back to your report, so please have any supporting attachments ready before you start (e.g. photographs, screen shots, emails). There is no system time limit to submitting your report. You will get an opportunity to review and edit your responses at the end, before submitting. 

If you have experienced anything that has made you feel uncomfortable, distressed, anxious or harmed you in any way, you can report it, either anonymously or with contact details. This site is not designed to receive urgent reports.

This site is not monitored over weekends or during University closure periods. You can change your choice to a named report without having to complete a report again, at multiple points. 

We need to make you aware that the University is duty bound to keep our students, staff, and the wider community safe by passing any identifying information of any third party to the police. This will only take place if we believe there is a serious risk to you or another person/people.  

By submitting this form, you agree to the use of any personal demographic information provided as detailed in the Privacy Notice. The University will collect data obtained from incident reports to identify trends but at no time will your identifiable data be used in these aggregate reports. It will never be possible to identify you from these.

You may wish to contact several internal student and staff support services or external support services as detailed on the support pages.