Over 500,000*
Estimated rapes
in the UK last year
85% of rapists
can be named
If reported
1,609
Rapists convicted*
% of rapes and sexual assaults reported to police (2020-24) 14.7% (England & Wales); 22% Scotland (Scot crime survey 2019-20), est 14.9% in N. Ireland (Enough).
Convictions (2024-25) MoJ Eng & Wales, Scottish gov (2023-24), PPS N. Ireland
Enough is a revolutionary form of reporting that gives power to survivors and deters perpetrators.
If every survivor reported, named their perpetrator, and perhaps collected a DNA sample; and if every rapist knew that; we could end rape
Enough is a revolutionary non profit*, creating extraordinary impact through a viral social movement at incredibly low cost
We give survivors a simple, easy way to report and create the real deterrence they want; and easy, free, access to support that works
Enough believes that the system should change for survivors, not the other way around.
Enough is informed by advice, experience, and evidence from the leading experts worldwide.
Enough is a social enterprise funded by people and organisations who care and are committed to ending rape.
*Enough does not make or distribute profits
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Our Team:
Katie’s motivation comes from being a close friend to several survivors, and from witnessing the lack of meaningful options available to them — and the wider societal acceptance of sexual violence.
Before launching Enough with Tom, Katie started her career in brand strategy at Lippincott and M&C Saatchi, helping shape some of the world’s leading brands and campaigns. Alongside this work, she founded the Cliteracy Crusade, a movement to advance gender equality through literacy of the clitoris.
Tom is the father of a survivor and has been working on sexual violence prevention on multiple projects with leading experts in the UK, US, and around the world for 10 years. He is an entrepreneur with a background in consumer and Tech, working in senior roles with companies like Unilever, Amazon, and Hello Fresh. He co founded Talk Consent the leading consent and sex education provider in the UK. He works full time on Enough, unpaid.
Maisie is a Counselling Psychologist whose doctoral thesis explored sexuality following rape. She has worked across both public and private sectors, including Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs), secure services and NHS acute mental health settings. Her clinical and research work focuses on the psychological impact of sexual violence and trauma, and on developing accessible, evidence-informed approaches to recovery. At Enough, she leads research and development of digitally enabled approaches to reporting and recovery, combining clinical effectiveness with user engagement, accessibility and safety. Maisie is a survivor.