How to make a report of sexual harm

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If you are in immediate danger or need urgent medical attention, call emergency services on 000.

If at any time you would like support or assistance please contact the UTS sexual harm support line: 1800 531 626. The support line is staffed by professionally trained, trauma-informed counsellors 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). UTS Security will connect you with support out of these hours.

Visit Our commitment to a campus free of sexual harm for more information, help and support options.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if I report an incident of sexual harm to UTS?
UTS will support and guide you through the reporting process. Visit What to expect when you report to UTS.
We treat all reports of sexual harm confidentially. Information you provide will be handled in line with the Sexual harm reporting privacy notice.
Do I have to report an incident of sexual harm to UTS?
No, this is entirely up to you. You can report it to us by using this form or you can report directly to the police. You can contact the NSW Police on the 24-hour NSW Police Assistance Line on 131 444. You can also report anonymously to the police by completing the Sexual assault reporting option (SARO) form.
If you do not wish to make a report, you can still access help and support. Visit Support for sexual harm.
A UTS counsellor can provide you with confidential support and assistance, and discuss with you other steps and options. This is a free and confidential service.
If I change my mind, can I report an incident at a later date?
Yes, you can report an incident at any time by completing this form.

Please only use this form to report incidents of sexual harm involving a UTS student.

This form is intended for both UTS students reporting their own experiences, and for those who are submitting a report on behalf of or about another UTS student.

If your incident is not about a UTS student, please consider reporting directly to the police, which can be done anonymously.

UTS staff are required to report UTS student disclosures by completing a summary form.

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If you are submitting this form on behalf of a UTS student, please select if you have permission to share their details.


 
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