UniSA's commitment to a diverse, inclusive and safe University culture means that we have a responsibility to prevent sexual harassment, sexual assault, and victimisation, and will take action to eliminate and prevent sexual harm. All members of the University Community have a responsibility to comply with and demonstrate a proactive commitment to ensure the workplace, study and research environments are respectful, safe, and free from sexual harm.
UniSA Campus Security (24/7): 1800 500 911
Police: 000
1800 Respect: 1800 737 732
Lifeline: 13 11 14
Yarrow Place: 08 8226 8787 and 1800 817 421 (country callers)
Employee Assistance Program (24/7): 1300 277 924
Student Counselling Service
Monday to Friday, 9.00am-5.00pm
Metropolitan campuses: 1300 301 703
Mt Gambier campus: (08) 8723 1999
Whyalla campus: (08) 8645 8233
There are a range of support options available to you if you have experienced sexual assault of sexual harassment.
It's important that you know you have control over what action you take.
Training is a key part of the University's commitment to creating a safer community. All staff are required to undertake mandatory SASH training.
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For more information about UniSA’s work to address sexual assault and sexual harassment, please contact StaffSASH@unisa.edu.au.
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