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Resources that some people have found useful when dealing with issues of discrimination, bullying, sexual misconduct and other wrongdoing in universities:

Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources:

• Mental Health Support Centres for your University, such as Nightline.
• Mind.
• Samaritans.
• Your university counselling services.
• Your town/city counselling services, or council mental health resources.
• Mind's resources for a variety of issues.
• Depression.
• Anxiety.
• Suicide.

For further Help and Advice:

• Your Students Union or Students Rep.
• Your local law centre(s): they are free centres where you can receive advice for your claim.
• Office of the Independent Adjudicator.
• Rape Crisis Centres.

Pro Bono Legal Help:

• Citizens Advice.
• Law Centres.
• Law Works.
• Advocate.
• Rights of Women.
• If your complaint is about disability discrimination, you may be entitled to legal aid (free access to lawyers).