S136 calls - welfare data

Request

For each month since January 2021, please provide the following information:
a.      The number of concern for welfare calls received
b.      The number of concern for welfare calls attended
c.      The number of mental health calls received
d.      The number of mental health calls attended
e.      The number of ‘walk out of healthcare’/AWOL calls received
f.       The number of ‘walk out of healthcare’/AWOL calls attended
g.      The number of s136 calls received
h.      The number of s136 calls attended (see below)
i.       The number of s135 calls received (see below)
j.       The number of s135 calls attended (see below)
k.      The number of s135(1) calls received (see below)
l.       The number of s135(1) calls attended (see below)

Note that questions 1(i) and 1(j) concern all s135 calls (including s135(1) and all other s135 calls) while questions 1(k) and 1(l) concern s135(1) calls only.

If the police force does not have attendance figures for questions 1(h), 1(j) and 1(l), please provide detention figures.

Response

I approached the administrator for South Yorkshire Police's Incident Management System. The Smart system records the majority of calls to South Yorkshire Police requiring the specific deployment of police resources, whether reported by members of the public via 999 or 101 or 'happened upon' by officers and staff in the course of their duties. The log runs as a running commentary of an incident as it unfolds and has limited search capability. They have provided me with the below data:   

1. 186,515
2. 103,245
3. 48,787
4. 27,988
5. This cannot be filtered, no information held
6. This cannot be filtered, no information held
7. 4927
8. 4772
9. 597
10. 483
11. We do not store this data, no information held
12. We do not store this data, no information held