If the topics in this survey cause any distress for you, or you would like to speak to someone and seek support and/or advice, you can access 24/7 free and confidential support from trained counsellors by calling the National Student Safety Survey Counselling Line on 1800 572 224.
The Counselling Line is a dedicated service established to support anyone affected by topics covered in the survey, including participants seeking support for themselves, or guidance on supporting others. The Counselling Line is independently provided by Full Stop Australia, who are a specialist sexual, domestic and family violence, counselling service.

Other available support services are:
1800 RESPECT - Available 24/7: 1800 737 732 - https://1800respect.org.au/
Rainbow Sexual, Domestic and Family Violence Helpline - Available 24/7: 1800 497 212
Full Stop Australia - Available 24/7:1800 385 578 [general support line] – fullstop.org.au
MensLine Australia - Available 24/7: 1300 78 99 78 – www.mensline.org.au
Lifeline - Available 24/7: 13 11 14 - lifeline.org.au
13YARN - Available 24/7: 13 92 76 – 13YARN.org.au
QLife - Available 3pm-9pm locally: 1800 184 527 - qlife.org.au

Your university’s support resources are available at:
Survey Website: https://NSSS.edu.au/support

More support resources are available at:
Relationships Australia: www.relationships.org.au
Find A Helpline: https://findahelpline.com/au
WellMob: https://wellmob.org.au/

For information about making complaints about a higher education provider:
National Student Ombudsman (NSO) - Available 10am – 4pm AEST weekdays: 1300 395 775 - National Student Ombudsman (NSO)