116 000 - Missing children
In Slovenia 92% of citizens find missing children hotlines very useful or fairly useful. The number was assigned on 15/04/2011 to the Association of Police Officers of Slovenia, provided by Zavod 116. It became operational in June 2011.
116111 - Child helplines - TOM
Up to 95% of Slovenian citizens find child helplines very useful or fairly useful. The number was assigned on 02/08/2011 to Zveza prijateljev mladine Slovenije and it is operational since first half of 2012. More
116123 - Emotional support helpline
Up to 90% of Slovenians find emotional support helplines very useful or fairly useful. The number was assigned on 20/06/2008 to Zveza slov. Drustev svet za telef. Pomoc v stiski-STS, and became operational in June 2011. More
Disabled access to hotlines and helplines
Relatively few respondents agreed that enough was being done to help users with a disability to access hotlines and helplines. Only 19% of people agree that enough is being done. However, more than three times (60%) disagree that enough is being done to help citizens with a disability, while less than a quarter of the respondents (21%) say they do not know whether enough is being done in their country to help citizens with a disability to access these types of services.
Adequacy of information about hotlines and helplines of social value
Most people in Slovenia do not think that citizens of their country are adequately informed about the existence of hotlines and helplines of social value. Only 17% of respondents agree that people in their country are adequately informed, while 74% disagree that people in their country receive adequate information about these helplines.
Background:
Authority responsible for assignment of the number : Agencija za komunikacijska omrežja in storitve Republike Slovenije (AKOS)
Telephone: +386 1 583 63 00
Fax: +386 1 511 11 01
Postal Address:
Stegne 7, P.O.Box 418
SI-1001 Ljubljana
Slovenia
- See the Eurobarometer survey 2011 (pdf 3,67MB)