Contact GFSR

Route your enquiry

Use a clear subject such as “GFSR — Research”, “GFSR — Partnership” or “GFSR — Publications”. Describe your institution, question and preferred next step. The mailbox is a GRS Group contact channel.

Sensitive material

Do not send identifiable case files, biological information, confidential evidence or personal data in an initial email. Discuss suitable secure channels and approvals first if a legitimate research project requires restricted material.

Choose the right enquiry

Research questions should identify the topic and desired contribution; partnership enquiries should explain the institution and mutual value; publication enquiries should name the record or issue concerned. Clear routing helps the institutional team understand the request without collecting unnecessary personal or confidential information.

A useful first-message format

Use a short subject beginning with GFSR and one enquiry category. Introduce your role and institution, explain the question, list public supporting links and state the next step you seek. If a legitimate project may require restricted data, describe the category without attaching the data until appropriate arrangements exist.

• Who you are and whom you represent
• The question and why it matters
• Public links or non-sensitive context
• A specific next step

Corrections and access concerns

For a factual correction, include the page URL, the text concerned and an authoritative source or explanation. For an accessibility issue, describe the task and difficulty without sharing sensitive account information. This mailbox is not an emergency, case-reporting or evidence-submission channel, and no guaranteed response time is stated.