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The heartbroken parents of a ‘hard-working and high-achieving’ student who took her own life are calling to make duty of care to students a legal requirement for universities.
Natasha Abrahart was studying physics at Bristol University when she was found dead at her flat in April 2018.
The 20-year-old had made a previous suicide attempt in the winter term, and university staff were aware she was struggling.
In February 2018 she emailed one university employee saying: ‘I’ve been having suicidal thoughts and to a certain degree attempted it.’
The 20-year-old, who suffered with a social anxiety disorder, had been due to take part in a group presentation in front of staff and students in a 329-seat lecture.
The parents of Natasha Abrahart are calling…
