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Emergency Situations

Report and Support is not intended for emergencies.  If you are in immediate danger or seriously injured, call 999 or the following numbers depending on your location and situation:
                    On Campus, Campus Safety:  Call 0121 359 2922 or via the Safezone app.
                    Off Campus, Emergency Services: 999 (or 112 from a mobile).  If you can’t speak:
                                 -  Listen to the questions from the 999 operator
                                 -  Respond by coughing or tapping the handset if you can, or by any other means to make yourself heard
                                 -  When asked, press 55 
Hate crime and hate incidents are never okay. It may help to understand what constitutes as a hate incident and/or hate crime before you decide what to do. 
 
Reporting hate crimes to us allows the University to better understand the student community and consider how this can be improved to be more inclusive. 

What happened was not your fault, you’re not alone, and what you do next is your choice. 
 
Think 
 
Report and Support is not an emergency reporting tool. 
 
If you are in immediate danger or seriously injured: 

  • On Campus, Campus Safety:  0121 359 2922 or via the Safezone app.
  • Off Campus, Emergency Services: 999 (or 112 from a mobile). If you can't speak:
    • Listen to the questions from the 999 operator
    • Respond by coughing or tapping the handset if you can, or by any other means to make yourself heard
    • When asked, press 55

If an incident has just happened, try and find somewhere you feel safe.
 
Talk

Speak to a friend - Talking things through with someone you trust can sometimes help

Support

Find out more about support options both within and outside of the University for dealing with Hate Crime.

Report
 
It is entirely within your right to formally report Hate Incidents and/or Hate Crimes. You can formally report something to the University and/or the police if it constitutes a criminal offence. 

  • Reporting to the University - You can choose to report with your contact details or anonymously using the buttons below. 
  • Reporting to the police - If you're thinking of reporting to the police, Victim Support has produced information on how this process may work, and what to expect. 
  • Reporting to Crime Stoppers anonymously - You can call crime stoppers at any point on 0800 555 111 or use the Crimestoppers online form.

If you're worried someone might see you have been on this page, find out how to cover your tracks online. 
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There are three ways you can tell us what happened

Report with contact details or Report anonymously or Report Welfare and Safeguarding Concerns