Hate related support

Contact our University campus security at 01792 604271 

Use our SafeZone app, an easier and quicker way to alert security if you need help while on campus

If you are in serious danger, call South Wales Police at 999 

You can report the hate crime or incident to our Third-Party Hate Crime Reporting Centre, the SU Advice and Support Centre, by filling out an online form.

The SU Advice and Support Centre on campus has a team of trained Advisors who can provide you with free, impartial and confidential advice and representation, independent of the University.

They can support you through a number of legal issues and personal matters, across money, welfare, academic, housing, harassment and sexual violence.

They offer face/face appointments Monday-Friday 10-3pm at their Singleton office on the ground floor of Fulton House. Their Bay Campus offices are closed for Summer but they can arrange appointments there if needed. Please emails them to arrange a appointment.

Email: advice@swansea-union.co.uk

Phone: 01792 295 821

Zoom drop-ins: 9.30-12pm every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays Meeting Id 712 079 3003, where you will enter into a digital waiting room until one of our advisors is free to speak with you.

We offer a confidential and non-judgmental listening service for students who need a sympathetic ear.

There doesn’t have to be a specific problem you want to discuss, sometimes just talking it out can help relieve some of the pressure of student life.

Arrange a friendly conversation via our email and make sure to let us know if you’d like a specific member of our team.

There are emotional support services available to you at Swansea University.
We want to support you in getting the most from your studies and personal life, whilst you are here and after you graduate.

We offer resources, self-help strategies, online services, support sessions and counselling to help you manage your wellbeing.

True Vision offers guidance on reporting hate crime and hate incidents. If you do not wish to talk to anyone in person about the incident or wish to remain anonymous, there is an online form for reporting hate crime; you can report non-crime hate incidents to the police to try and prevent any escalation in seriousness.

Victim Support are a third-party reporting and supportive service that is independent from the Police.

Zoteria is an app developed by Vodafone Foundation and in partnership with Stonewall and Gallop.
You can anonymously report LGBTQ+ hate incidents that occur to yourself or others.

Citizens Advice provides useful informaton on varying types of harassment and hate crime. 

Stop Hate UK provides independent, confidential and accessible reporting and support for victims, witnesses and third parties.

Galop is an LGBT+ anti-violence charity who support people who have experienced hate crime, sexual violence or domestic abuse.  They also support lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people who have had problems with the police or have questions about the criminal justice system.

Tell MAMA supports victims of anti-Muslim hate and is a public service which also measures and monitors anti-Muslim incidents.

Community Security Trust (CS) helps those who are victims of anti-Semitic hatred, harassment or bias.

If you’ve experienced a crime and you think it’s because you’re Gypsy, Roma or Traveller, you can get advice from Travelling Ahead. They can help you decide if you want to go to the police. 

If you don’t want to go to the police, Victim Support can report the crime to the police for you.

Report a racist hate crime to Victim Support.

Safer Students aims to provide crime prevention, safety and general advice for all university students across South Wales.

Visit the website and follow 'Report a Crime' or 'Request Support'. 

info@umbrellacymru.co.uk

0300 302 3670

Race Equality First provide support, advice, leadership and an influential voice for people who face discrimination, harassment, hate crime and disadvantage.