If you have reported to the police then they will take the necessary next investigative steps.

If you have made the report to Report & Support the report will be picked up and reviewed by one of our Safeguarding Officers. They will triage the case and determine if there is a concern that needs to be addressed.  If you supply your details, they may contact you to make sure they have all the information they need to properly review the case. If you are making a referral about somebody else, it is likely that we will not be able to tell you the outcome, as it will be confidential to the person involved, but your help is essential to us, so please do make a report. Please be reassured that this process is all about supporting and helping our students and staff.

University Support
  • The Counselling Service offers confidential support to students and staff. 
  • The Student Hub - They have a team of friendly staff trained to deal with a wide range of enquiries from students. They provide key information and help on many university services.

External Support

  • National Domestic Abuse Helpline  - 0808 2000 247 (24 hours). The helpline is a team of highly-trained, female advisers, who will empower you to understand your options and support you to make any decisions about the future. They can support you to increase your safety and help you find a refuge place, or other specialist services.
  • Women's Aid - Email on helpline@womensaid.org.uk or 'live chat' via their website.
  • Refuge provides a wide range of support to women and children through a variety of different services. 
  • Man Kind Initiative provides support for male victims of domestic violence. 
  • Men’s Advice Line provides support for male victims of domestic violence.
  • LGBT Foundation. The domestic abuse service offers support to individuals who are currently at risk of or who have previously experienced domestic abuse whether this is from a partner(s), expartner(s), or family member(s). The service is available for people who are living within the Greater Manchester area. 
  • Galop is an LGBT+ anti-violence charity who support people who have experienced hate crime, sexual violence or domestic abuse.  They also support lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people who have had problems with the police or have questions about the criminal justice system.
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