Urgent Problems

If you are concerned about the immediate wellbeing and welfare for either yourself or a fellow student, then you can find the relevant support on concerns including violence, suicide and any other immediate risks to individuals.

Suicide or self-harm

If you're having suicidal thoughts, here is some information on how to look after yourself and talk to someone during this time.

Violence, crime and other serious incidents

Find out what you must do if you feel seriously at risk or are at immediate physical threat.

Health concerns, mental health concerns and injuries

Find out what you should do if you are seriously hurt or unwell.

Imminent risks to other people

Find out information on what to do if you are worried that someone is at risk of harm and are concerned for their welfare.

Concerns about a student's welfare or behaviour

Read information about what to do if you are concerned about a students' welfare and/or behaviour.

Talking to someone

Read through our extensive list of emotional support available to our students including face-to-face and telephone helpline services.

Report It

Find out what support is available to you if you are a victim of bullying, harassment, sexual harassment, hate crime or discrimination.

Free 24/7 counselling phoneline

Access free and confidential counselling through the Student CareFirst phoneline - available 24 hours a day, seven days a week: +44 (0)800 970 1080.