Concerned About Someone?

What to do if you are concerned about someone.

Information about how to access internal and external support at Durham University if you are concerned about yourself or someone you know.

Information for Current Students

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Crisis Information

If you or someone you know is at risk, or in urgent need of emotional support, there is information on a range of internal and external resources offering support and guidance.

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For non-urgent concerns

College Support for general welfare issues such as not settling-in, homesickness and any academic or course concerns. College student support team email addresses and telephone numbers will be on the college webpages.
Disability Support
Student Financial Support Office
Student Immigration Service
The student’s GP for health concerns: physical or mental health

If the student is unwilling to access support you can email the Counselling & Mental Health Service at [email protected] or call 0191 334 2200 to speak to a member of staff about your concerns.

If your concern is related to sexual violence, further information is available at Sexual Misconduct & Violence: Prevention and Response - Durham University

Please remember that, whilst we can receive and consider your concerns and offer general advice, we cannot share any information about a student. Durham University respects students as independent adult learners and is obligated under data protection law to hold student data confidentially. We appreciate this can be distressing and frustrating and we endeavour to help within these limitations.

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