Instructions
If you have experienced harassment, assault or other disrespectful behaviour, you are not alone, and we are here to support you.
Find out more about accessing support and/or reporting options on the Reporting and disclosure web page, including how to lodge an informal disclosure or formal report online. If you need assistance to compete the form, Student Safety and Wellbeing or Human Resource Business Partners can support this.
For more information on the options available, you can review this Disclosure flowchart.
Before notifying the University online, you might choose to speak to someone
The student counselling and wellbeing service provides specialised counselling, information and support for domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, sexual harassment, childhood sexual abuse and other forms of personal violence or intimidation.
- Student Safety and Wellbeing will discuss your options and support your decisions.
- Personal Violence Counsellors provide priority access to free and confidential counselling for students and HDR candidates.
- The Mental Wellbeing Support Line provides 24/7 support for students and HDR candidates. This service can also assist staff who are supporting students in distress.
- SASH Responders can discuss options for reporting and support for sexual harm.
- Harassment and Discrimination Contact Officers can discuss options for reporting and support for other disrespectful behaviours.
- Student Associations (SRC, GUPSA, Guild, GCAP) can provide support and advocacy.
- Campus Support Team can provide safety support on campus.
- Workplace wellbeing and counselling program can provide support for staff and HDR candidates.
Important note
The Report a Concern process is different to the Health, Safety and Wellbeing Event reporting process, which should be used for reporting hazards, near hits and incidents.