How does Enough work with Cities & Universities?

Enough is quick and simple to implement in new Cities and Universities

Enough is student and young person led in schools, on campus and in the workplace. Volunteers work free as ambassadors to introduce Enough, distribute kits, set up collaborations with clubs and societies and safe spaces all over the city, (Cafes, Bars, Resturants, Clubs etc) and local businesses. Local partners pay for and distribute kits to their customers and employees, and run events

Ambassadors create and post a huge amount of social media content to local followers, ensuring that deterrent content is viewed hundreds of thousands of times a week

Survivors report perpetrators at high levels and create deterrence. E.g. at Bristol 100x the rate compared to the university

Schools, Universities and Workplaces do not need to integrate any software or reporting processes

Universities and Students Unions do not need to actively endorse Enough and no ongoing interaction is required. The option to collaborate at in person activations and on social media can help create further deterrence, and make students more aware of all options.

Regardless, Enough will promote all options to students in the interest of choice for survivors.

Enough is a non profit, and is extremely scalable and cost effective.

Kits are very low cost, inclusive of testing, reporting platform, marketing, and recovery resources

Kits should be distributed equivalent to c.20% of the student population each year

How can Enough be funded?

Enough is a non profit CIC and has so far been funded by individuals that support its mission

Enough can be funded in several ways:

• By the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner of the regional constabulary
• By local businesses and employers to support the safety of their own teams and their families and to sponsor Enough in their local community
• By Universities, the costs are equivalent to c.3% of an average welfare budget.
• By the Home Office. Enough has the potential to genuinely prevent rape at very low cost across the country. The government have committed to reducing rape by 50% in 10 years.
• By brands that wish to partner and collaborate with Enough and sponsor part of its programme with young people
• By donations from the public and from grant giving organisations committed to VAWG