Support for Students

Gender-Based Violence Process: PDF
Support for Students Policy
Support for Students Procedure
An informational poster from St Thomas More College, Crawley, Western Australia, providing guidance on gender-based violence disclosures and support services, including emergency contacts, support services, and formal reporting procedures.
Flowchart outlining the process for handling gender-based violence reports at St Thomas More College, including steps for disclosures, investigations, decision-making, and reporting.
St Thomas More College residents enjoying College life in Perth

Additional Resources

  • W | bit.ly/UWADEIContacts

    • Staff volunteers who provide confidential advice, preliminary support and information to staff/students.

    • Enable a person to make an informed choice as to how to deal with a concern.

  • W | beyondblue.org.au/get-support

    T | 1300 224 636

    Available 24/7 for brief mental health counselling via phone or webchat.

  • W | 1800respect.org.au

    T | 1800 737 732

    • National sexual assault, domestic family violence counselling service.

    • Interpreters available.

  • W | police.wa.gov.au/your-safety | crimestopperswa.com.au

    T | 131 444

    Report crimes that have happened in the past or when police attendance is required. Report crimes anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

  • W | eoc.wa.gov.au

    T | 9216 3927

    E | eoc@eoc.wa.gov.au

    Investigate and endeavour to conciliate allegations of discrimination based on the Equal Opportunity Act.

  • W | esafety.gov.au/report

    Help to remove serious online abuse, illegal and restricted online content, such as cyberbullying of a young person (under 18), adult cyber abuse, and image-based abuse.

  • W | fwc.gov.au

    T | 1300 799 675

    E | perth@fwc.gov.au

    Assist with disputes in the workplace.