Student Safety and Well-being
Your safety and well-being matter to us. At Johnston Institute, we are dedicated to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive environment where every student can learn, grow, and succeed.
Key Principles
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Everyone has the right to feel safe and supported.
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Safety is a shared responsibility between students, staff, and the Institute.
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Well-being is central to academic success and personal growth.
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Zero tolerance for unsafe behaviour, bullying, or harassment.
What We Do to Keep You Safe
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Risk assessments and regular safety checks across campus.
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Emergency procedures and safety drills.
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Trained First Responders and support staff available.
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Transparent and secure systems for managing your data and information.
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Partnerships with trusted external support providers.
Supporting Your Well-being
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Academic and non-academic support for students at risk.
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Counselling and mental health support.
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Orientation, workshops, and student forums to give you a voice.
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Inclusive policies that respect diversity and individual needs.
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Confidential processes for reporting grievances or misconduct.
Your Role as a Student
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Follow health and safety guidelines.
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Take part in safety training and workshops.
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Report hazards, unsafe conditions, or incidents straight away.
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Respect others and help create a safe community.
In Case of Emergency
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Call 000 (police, fire, ambulance) if you are in immediate danger.
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On campus, contact Student Services or a staff member nearby.
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For urgent mental health support, call Lifeline (13 11 14) or Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636).
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I see something unsafe?
Report it immediately to Student Services or any staff member.
Can I get help if I feel unwell or stressed?
Yes. The Institute offers counselling, well-being workshops, and referrals to external services.
Is my information kept private if I make a report?
Yes. All reports are managed confidentially in line with our Health, Safety and Well-being Policy.