If you have experienced any form of sexual violence, abuse, a crime or bullying and harassment, there is support available from Student Services at the University of Lincoln.
The best first step is to speak to an Advisor at either the Student Wellbeing Centre or the Student Support Centre, and we will discuss support and reporting options with you.
Both can offer information and guidance and can signpost you to the most appropriate support services.
Please visit the Sexual Misconduct area of this website for further support and guidance.
It can be extremely difficult for those who experience domestic abuse to reach out for support.
Persistent and unwanted attention can make you feel harassed and unsafe.
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