If it is an emergency situation or there is an imminent threat to life, please call 999. For health concerns call 111 and for the police 101.
The address for Lincoln City Centre Police Station is South Park Avenue, Lincoln, LN5 8EL
Are you having distressing thoughts?
Experiencing distressing thoughts or suicidal thoughts can feel very isolating, and it may be challenging to approach someone to talk about how you are feeling for a variety of reasons. However the Student Wellbeing Centre is here to listen and will try to assist you where possible.
Worried about someone?
If you are worried about a friend or a loved one who is a student of the University of Lincoln, please consider contacting the Student Wellbeing Centre to pass over any important information.
Concerned for welfare?
When responding to a crisis, the overriding emphasis is to stay calm, listen to the student and act in an understanding and respectful manner. Do not underestimate the potential seriousness of a situation and seek appropriate support from a trained professional.
Victim support
If you are the victim or know someone who is the victim of sexual violence, abuse, a crime or bullying and harassment, there is support available at the University of Lincoln. If you have been affected by any of the aforementioned, please consider coming to speak to an advisor at...
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