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The University will be closed for Winter Break from Monday 22 December until Monday 05 January. Reports will not be monitored during this time, and those submitted after 22 December will be responded to when the University reopens in January.

For urgent advice or support on gender-based violence or hate crime, visit SARCS, Police Scotland, or your GP for medical assistance. The University's External Support webpage provides details of other organisations that can help.

In an emergency, if you or someone else is at immediate risk, call 999. For non-emergency medical advice, call NHS on 111.

If you would rather speak to someone face to face to make a disclosure, rather than reporting online, you can. 

Our First Responders have all undertaken specialised training enabling them to meet with anyone wishing to make an initial disclosure of Gender Based Violence.

We currently have around 50 First Responders trained and located across our academic Schools and a number of additional support departments. 

Students and staff can find details of who our First Responders are and how to get in contact with them below (listed by building). 

First Responder disclosures are recorded within Report and Support for data recording purposes, but this can be done anonymously if preferred.

You can access this quick video from one of our First Responders Dr Natascha Mueller-Hirth who is one of our lecturers in Sociology talking about why she chose to become a First Responder and what the training entailed.

Gray's School of Art

Garthdee House Annex

Central Services Building

ICRGU

Riverside Building

RGU Sport / Streetsport

Ishbel Gordon Building

 Sir Ian Wood Building

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