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Board of directors training for nonprofit missing and exploited children's organizations: Facilitator's guide by John C Patterson, 1994
The Missing Heart: Chronicles of an Educator by Teri Pinney, 2008-11-17
Hunting for missing kids: common goals, but little overlap.: An article from: The Non-profit Times by Richard Williamson, 2002-10-01
The Missing Parcel (Teddy Trucks) by Colin Twinn, 1999-03-19

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Missing Children Pictures
missing children s organizations Posting Pictures. National Center for missingand Exploited children (www.missingkids.com). National missing children s
http://www.clamb.org/mispics.htm

Extractions: Missing Children Pictures Click on Picture for Poster Missing Children's Organizations Posting Pictures National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ( www.missingkids.com National Missing Children's Locate Center, Inc (NMCLC) ( www.cnnw.net/~nmclc/alert.htm Child Quest International, Inc ( www.childquest.org /cgi-bin/all_children.cgi Christin Lamb Foundation ( www.clamb.org Kids USA ( www.kidsusa.org Nations Missing Childrens Organization ( www.nmco.org/gallery/mc/ Vanished Childrens Alliance ( www.vca.org/pages/missing.htm North American Missing Children Association ( www.namca.com Missing Children Help Center ( www.800usakids.org/posters.htm The Lost Child ( www.lostchild.net/latest_photos.htm Interstate Association for Stolen Children ( www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/6042/locate.htm The Polly Klaas Foundation ( www.pollyklass.org Missing Youth Foundation ( www.missingyouth.com Heidi Search Center, Inc. ( www.heidisearchcenter.org ) Garden Of Missing Children Society (GOMCS) ( www.gomcs.org/english/GOMC-missing.htm
Association Of Missing And Exploited Children's Organizations, Inc.
To register your missing child(ren), visit our Casework section to charityorganization that serves families with missing children across the nation.
http://www.operationlookout.org/association_of_missing_and_explo.htm

Extractions: List of Missing Child Centers: http://www.amecoinc.org/ It is the goal of Operation Lookout to make other resources readily available to every family in need. Please feel free to notify our caseworker of any other organization you have selected to work with you so that we may better communicate about your child. Operation Lookout neither endorses or is affiliated with any organization listed, however we will guide you to another excellent service, if requested. To register your missing child(ren), visit our Casework section to download your EZ Form Registration and instructions. Once the required registration documents are received here (in-office), Operation Lookout will call you at our expense for more complete details and to develop a plan of action. Home Table of Contents Missing Kids Make/View ... Contact Us
Helping Missing Children
Member of AMECO Association of missing Exploited children s organizations.AMECO is an organization of member agencies in the US and Canada dedicated
http://www.operationlookout.org/

Extractions: CLICK THIS LINK To go immediately to the Site Menu Map, including Missing Children's Album, Child Abduction News and Stories, and ways to help , or read below about our organization: Missing Kids Thousands of people don't have to imaginethey know what it is to feel hopeless, alone and without help when their child has vanished. The solution can be found through assistance from OPERATION LOOKOUT® National Center for Missing Youth, a missing child center serving families ALWAYS FREE-OF-CHARGE in the USA and other countries. Our goal is to fulfill one of the more IMPORTANT missions in lifeTo protect the Innocents. Few of us know the agony a missing child will experience when lost, alone and afraid. And, gratefully, most families will never agonize that their child has vanished. Research indicates that on any given day there will be 2,100 new missing child cases that are reported to the FBI's National Crime Information Center (NCIC) in the USA alone; many in need of crisis intervention. And, the staggering numbers and incidences of child abuse, sexual assaults and sexual predator activities, combined with familial strains and custodial interferences, found in the
The Committee For Missing Children, Inc.
UNITED STATES NONPROFIT missing children S organizations The Nations missingchildren Organization Arizona Non-Profit, Hotline
http://findthekids.org/non-profit.html

Extractions: UNITED STATES NON-PROFIT MISSING CHILDREN'S ORGANIZATIONS The organizations listed here all have web sites that offer services to parents of missing and abducted children. The services may very based on the size and resources of the organizations. Many of the sites handle just stranger abducted children. Some do safety and prevention while others do just photo distribution. Many of the organizations listed here handle all five categories of missing and abducted children recognized by the NCMEC, i.e.; stranger abductions, family abductions, runaways, lost injured or other wise missing and throwaways. Some of the sites may not have non-profit status but their determination and dedication to the families of missing and abducted children should not be ignored. The Committee for Missing Children does not endorse one organization over another and is not responsible for the content of the individual web sites. Each parent should contact the organization they wish to deal with either by phone or e-mail if available. The Amber Foundation: California Non-Profit (24 hour Hotline: 1-800-541-0777) Primary mission: stranger abductions. Publishers C.L.A.S.S. T.I.P.S (Children Learning About Strangers and Safety To Insure Personal Safety) Not a very big site, but a lot of good information by contacting them directly.
The Committee For Missing Children, Inc.
Listed here are the organizations and agencies that deal with missing and abducted Child Find Canada and Provisional Child Find organizations National
http://findthekids.org/canadian.html
''Missing Children'' Organizations
organizations that help the families of missing and abducted children.
http://crime.allinfoabout.com/missing/organizations.html
@LA Children/Kids/Youth Resources In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Or
National Center for missing or Exploited children missing children Database search Girls Incorporated Affiliate organizations California - directory
http://www.at-la.com/@la-kid.htm
Focus Adolescent Services: Help Your Teen And Heal Your Family
your child is atrisk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, Click on yourstate to find helping organizations, schools and programs, support groups,
http://www.focusas.com/

Extractions: Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS M-F 9 am-5 pm ET An Internet Clearinghouse of Information, Resources, and Support To Help Your Teen and Heal Your Family Meet the Director Letters and Awards How to Get Your Program Listed Home Resources State Directory Schools Events ... Contact HELP HURRICANE VICTIMS Please pray for the hurricane victims and for the rescue and response workers. Host a Family - Episcopal Ministries Ext. 6057 Health Care Volunteers Needed United Methodist Volunteer Hotline Help Build or Re-Build A House 1-800-HABITAT, Ext. 2979 Learn more about YOUR CHILD'S DIAGNOSIS OR BEHAVIORS ADD/ADHD Adolescent Sex Offenders Anger Anxiety Disorders ... Violence LOOKING FOR A THERAPIST? CLICK HERE LOOKING FOR SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS? CLICK HERE BONNEVILLE CANYON RETREAT Life skills learning center for young men, 18 and older CEDAR BREAKS ACADEMY Residential treatment center for girls, ages 12-17
Florida Missing Children Search
Search for missing children in Florida. private organizations and lawenforcement officials regarding missing children information.
http://www3.fdle.state.fl.us/MCICSearch/

Extractions: Abduction/Prevention In response to the concern for missing children in Florida, the 1982 Florida Legislature appropriated funds to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for the establishment of the first state Missing Children Information Clearinghouse (MCIC) in the nation. The program provides liaison among citizens, private organizations and law enforcement officials regarding missing children information. The MCIC is located within the Division of Criminal Justice Information Services and is a central repository of information regarding missing children. The information is collected and disseminated to assist law enforcement agencies, public and private organizations and the citizens of Florida in locating missing children. The MCIC is utilized as a resource center and information exchange service, and complements the state and federal computerized missing persons files. As part of the MCIC's services, a toll-free telephone line
Missing Children - Child Locator Non-Profit Organizations
The National missing children Organization, Inc. ** The Association Of missingAnd Exploited childrens organizations (Ameco) Norwell, MA
http://www.klaaskids.org/pg-mc-childlocators.htm
Missing Children - Volunteer Center Organization
If the missing child is not recovered quickly and you have to create a fullyfunctional, Network with the local business community, civic organizations,
http://www.klaaskids.org/pg-mc-volcenorganization.htm

Extractions: T he level of independent, organized volunteer involvement is dependent on previously available resources. In the best-case scenario, most tasks will be outsourced, the case will have a speedy, safe resolution and you can take pride in your participation. However, as you work toward a quick recovery assess your resources and consider the steps that will be necessary if the child is not quickly recovered, so that you may seamlessly move the volunteer agenda forward without wasted time or energy. If the missing child is not recovered quickly and you have to create a fully functional, multi-tasking volunteer center in quick time, you will have to start fitting the pieces of the puzzle together so that you establish a viable business enterprise with defined goals. This is a very good time to begin logging your progress and decisions on a computer so that they are easily referenced later on, through simple journal notes or more complex databases and spreadsheets.
Child Shield, USA - Video Registration Service - Prevent Child Abductions, Locat
Prevent your child from becoming lost, missing or abducted. Videotapes arealso provided to national and regional missing children s organizations and a
http://www.childprotectionsolutions.com/
Child Shield, USA - Video Registration Service - Prevent Child Abductions, Locat
Every forty seconds another child becomes lost or missing, Videotapes arealso provided to national and regional missing children s organizations and a
http://www.childprotectionsolutions.com/our_services.htm
ATTABOY!'s Links To Missing Children's Organizations
missing children s organizations on the Web. The National Center for missing Exploited children The National Center for missing Exploited children
http://sacho.com/missingchild.htm

Extractions: ATTABOY! Home Site Map Signs and Designs Holiday Characters ... Link To Us Missing Children's Organizations on the Web Child Watch of North America Child Search Child CyberSEARCH Canada Child Quest International ... Missing Children Society of Canada If you know of any other sites that belong on this page, please email with the URL. ATTABOY! Home Site Map Signs and Designs Holiday Characters ... Link To Us Tell a Friend Friends' e-mail?
9-1-1 Fire Police Medical Web's Missing Children Section
missing children s National International organizations missing children LinkResources Worldwide missing children Special Links Worldwide
http://www.the911site.com/911mis/

Extractions: The Forgotten Kids Home The FA Awards Page I am pleased to award the "Hot City Networking & The 9-1-1 Fire Police Medical Web's Missing Children Section" the FK Award for Activism and Awareness of Children's Issues. Your site should be required surfing for every person connected to the web!.....Lisa Mills Helping Hands Award Please accept the Helping Hands Award. One of the few sites that truly deserve the award. Unlike most awards, this award is NOT a link for a link, the site has to truly qualify for it. What better way than to do something for the children? They are our future..... Thank You Very Very Much
Links To Other Organizations
Nation s missing children Organization Center for missing Adults Megan s Law What are the laws in your state for sexual predator registration?
http://www.vca.org/pages/links.html

Extractions: @import "../Stylesheets/basic.css"; @import "../Stylesheets/tabs.css"; Special Projects Publications Casework Outreach ... Contact Us Here are just a few resources for professionals, parents and researchers. Many of these links are to organizations VCA works with directly every day. Others are useful places to learn more about child abduction, prevention and safety. Enjoy! " In A Child's Eyes " Ron Sfarzo, retired police officer for the City of Menlo Park, California along with his wife, singer/lyricist Maryann Sfarzo and their son Chris, composed In A Childs Eyes. Visit this website to hear this wonderful song!! Follow this link to learn more about an exciting new way that you may be able to help us find missing kids by just simply driving in your car, van, or truck like you normally do!! If you have any questions, just give us a call at 408-296-1113 Follow this link to go to the National registry that will then allow you to go to individual state sites Child Abuse Council for Santa Clara County.
IGive.com & The Lost Children's Network
Having lived through his own missing children nightmare, Smith realized that to Find The children, one of the oldest missing children s organizations.
http://www.igive.com/html/body_lostchild.cfm

Extractions: EVANSTON, Ill. (January 12, 2000) For families of missing children, nothing rivals the reach of television for publicity that might bring their loved ones home, but nothing rivals the expense, either. The Lost Children's Network , a Dallas-based nonprofit organization that publicizes missing children's cases on the air, spent tens of thousands of dollars to broadcast five 30-minute national TV programs and 500 30-second local spots last year. Almost every penny went to buy airtime. With no formal membership or professional fundraisers, the group uses various alternative methods to finance its efforts. One important source is iGive.com, an online shopping portal that donates up to 20 percent of every purchase made from any of 172 participating merchants to the charitable cause of the shopper's choice. Prices are the same as or better than other online channels, so there is no extra cost to consumers. Simply by asking supporters to do their everyday online shopping at www.iGive.com/lostchildren, the Lost Children's Network raised more than $2,000 in a very short time. Randy Smith, the group's founder and president, estimates that half of the 550 givers who have participated to date are grappling with missing children situations themselves.
Links To Organizations
National Center For missing and Exploited children Maureen is a number oneperson to contact if your child is missing and you need help.
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/9691/mlinks.html

Extractions: National Center For Missing and Exploited Children "Call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) if you've seen one of these children." Place this banner on your site Polly Klaas Foundation The Polly Klaas® Foundation PO Box 800 Petaluma, CA 94953 (800) 587-HELP To report a missing child with Polly Klaas: Intake form The Child Connection Contact Information: Address: The Child Connection 2210 Meadow Drive Suite 28 Louisville, Ky 40218 24 Hour Phone: Fax: E-Mail: childk-9@iglou.com The Lost Child Emergency Broadcast Center to send email: To send an email message write: Director@LostChild.Net The Garden of Missing Children Society Laura Recovery Center Foundation The National Missing Child's Locate Center ... The Lions House Wonderful Group of People! P.A.R.E.N.T I can't begin to tell you enough about this woman, her heart, her passion and her love lie within the walls of missing child advocacy. She speaks with knowledge, and her heart, because she knows.
When Your Child Is Missing: A Family Survival Guide
and private, nonprofit missing children s organizations in your State and and private missing children s organizations to find out where your
http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/pubs/childismissing/ch4.html

Extractions: Chapter 4 The more people who know that your child is in danger and what your child looks like, the better the chances are that someone will recognize your child and report his or her whereabouts. Claudine Ryce Distributing pictures of and information about your missing child is an essential part of the search and recovery process. During the first 48 hours, it is critical that recent pictures of your child and facts pertinent to the disappearance be given to law enforcement, the news media, and nonprofit organizations and agencies. Physical traits and personality characteristics should also be described as specifically as possible. This chapter contains important tips about photo and flier distribution and can guide you through both the short- and long-term process. Photo and Flier Distribution: The First 48 Hours Search for the most recent pictures. Don't look for pictures in your scrapbook. See if your camera has undeveloped film in it, and if so, take it to be developed. Ask family members and friends if they have recent pictures or videos of your child from a birthday party, holiday celebration, sports event, or school outing. Almost always, your child's school will have a copy of the latest school picture or will be able to tell you the name and telephone number of the school photographer. Even a passport picture, school identification card, or driver's license is better than nothing. Pick out pictures that most resemble your child.
When Your Child Is Missing: A Family Survival Guide
Association of missing and Exploited children s organizations (AMECO) Be waryof organizations that promise they can find your missing child,
http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/pubs/childismissing/addl.html

Extractions: var strIP = '67.18.104.18'; Additional Resources A number of organizations and agencies in both the public and private sector work with parents whose children are missing. These agencies can provide information, assistance with photo and flier production and distribution, referral services, and investigative resources to you, your family, and law enforcement. Private Resources National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) NCMEC serves a variety of functions: You can call NCMEC to get copies of its intake and release forms mailed or sent to you via fax and to get information on how you can have a color picture of your child posted on NCMEC's Web site, distributed to NCMEC's photo partners, and printed on fliers for you to distribute. NCMEC also manages and coordinates Project ALERT (America's Law Enforcement Retiree Team), a free consultation service on missing children cases for law enforcement agencies.

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