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Implementation
Table 3.1 shows how many different people contacted the Stop it Now! helpline in the period of June 2005
to November 2009 inclusive (4.5 years). It also shows the reasons why individuals contacted the helpline.
Table 3.1 Number of individuals who contacted the Stop it Now! helpline (June 2005 to
122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130
November 2009 inclusive)
Reason for contacting Stop it Now!
N
Numbers of different individuals
%
(of sub-category)
100%
22%
19%
55%
4%
%
(of total)
Adult calling on his/her own behalf
- Sexual offence committed offline
436
- Concern regarding thoughts offline
368
35%
- Sexual offence committed online
1.080
- Concern regarding behaviour online
76
Adult calling with regard to another adult
- Partner of individual concerned
- Parent or step-parent of individual concerned
- Ex-partner of individual concerned
- <strong>Child</strong> of individual concerned
- Friend of individual concerned
- Brother or sister, or brother/sister-in-law or step-brother/
sister of individual concerned
- Other relationship to the individual concerned 123
- Relationship to individual concerned unknown
1.497124 ≈466125 ≈240
≈120
≈107
≈107
≈93
≈200
165
100%
31% (35% 126 )
16% (18%)
8% (9%)
7% (8%)
7% (8%)
6% (7%)
13% (15%)
11%
27%
Adult calling with regard to a minor 311 127 100% 6%
Miscellaneous128 1.866129 100% 33%
Total 5.634130 N/A 100%
Source: Stop it Now!, 2010
1.960 122
122 They contacted the helpline on 6,043 occasions in total, which equates to 50% of 11,975 – the total
number of telephone calls (including e-mails) in the period June 2005 to November 2009 inclusive.
123 Including: acquaintances, other family members, neighbours and colleagues of the individual concerned
or strangers.
124 They contacted the helpline on 3,013 occasions in total, which equates to 25% of 11,975.
125 The Helpline report does not state absolute numbers. The absolute numbers have been calculated
on the basis of the given percentages and for this reason the figures provided here concern estimates
instead of exact numbers.
126 This percentage is stated in the Helpline Report, however, we have taken 1,332 to be 100% here, i.e.
exclusive of the ‘unknown’ category.
127 They contacted the helpline on 533 occasions in total, which equates to 4% of 11,975.
128 Including: adults who are concerned about a (potential) victim, professionals, victims who have since
become adults, individuals who require general information and children.
129 They contacted the helpline on 2,386 occasions in total, which equates to 20% of 11,975.
130 They contacted the helpline on 11,975 occasions in total.
133