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Charles Sturt University is committed to creating safer university communities; by aiming to provide a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning and working environment that is free from gender-based violence, bullying, harassment and racism.

The Prevention and Support Specialist Program operates as the University’s central point of inquiry and reporting of inappropriate, concerning, and threatening behaviour, and offers a respectful and confidential place to seek support and advice.

We provide advice, information, and support to members of the University community about their safety.

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Make a report

Emergency

If you need immediate medical attention, please go to your local emergency department.

If you or someone you know is in an unsafe or life-threatening situation, please:

Call Triple Zero (000)

for police, fire brigade or ambulance assistance.

Recognise non-consensual sexual touching

Find out what bullying, harassment, racism and gender-based violence can look like. Learn how to spot it and where to get help.

Start a confidential conversation

Reach out to a specialist counsellor who can provide support and information if you have experienced gender-based violence, bullying, harassment or racism.

Report sexual misconduct

Learn how to report behaviour that feels wrong, harmful or disrespectful. Help create a safer and more respectful community.

Understanding consent

Consent means everyone clearly agrees to what’s happening. It should always be mutual and ongoing. Learn how to check in and make sure.

Stay safe on campus

Download the Charles Sturt Campus Alerts app to stay safe. You can use the app to get updates, ask security to call you back, or ask for a safety escort on campus.

Annual report

Find out how often students at Charles Sturt report unwanted or inappropriate behaviour. Learn what we’re doing to stop it.

How to respond when someone opens up

Many Australians will experience harmful, unwanted or inappropriate behaviour in their lifetime. It can be hard for someone to talk about. How you respond can have a big impact.

Important services and contacts