You are an institutional instructor who is considered very approachable, friendly, and social, and many learners like sharing their problems with you. You have just returned from this training where you have been taught about safeguarding risks for vulnerable groups such as women, persons with disabilities and low-income youth. 

A young woman Pauline, who is usually quiet, comes up to you and amidst tears, shares her problem. What emerges is that the institution's deputy principal has been sexually abusing her and she is feeling unwell. She is vomiting and feels sick in the morning. 

(a)What can you do about this case? Remember, the person accused is the deputy principal. 

(b)Who must know about it and what should be done?