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Welcome,
...How can you help? It’s simple and takes very little time. Whenever you pass a poster of a missing child, really look at it, whether it comes in your mail, is posted at your local post office, or you see it online. Don’t think you can’t help…you can.
Make an effort never to be complacent about studying these pictures.
One day, you might help bring a child home.
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In a community effort to show our support for everyone who loves a child, FHL Mobile Marketing hosts this page to help in the effort to BRING A MISSING CHILD HOME.
Because children cannot look out for themselves, it is our responsibility to look out for them. Every home and school should establish a program that effectively teaches children about safety and protection measures. As a parent, you should take an active interest in your children and listen to them. Teach your children that they can be assertive in order to protect themselves against abduction and exploitation.
Teach your children that they are strong, smart, and have the right to be safe.
Do you have a current
PICTURE of your child?
TAKE ONE!
24-Hour Hotline
If you think you have seen a missing child, contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
### When a child is abducted, every moment counts.
The AMBER Alert Portal is provided as a free public service. Through the AMBER Alert Portal, law enforcement may directly issue and update AMBER Alerts, which are then automatically communicated by cell phones, pagers, fax and email to anyone who signs up.
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UNITED STATES ALERT
CANADA ALERT
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National Sex Offender Public Registry
States Sex
Offender Registry
FBI Victim Assistance
US Dept. of Justice
Amber Alert Contacts
United States
Canada
Broadcaster Links
Radio Station
Search Engine
United States Law Enforcement Agencies
F. O. P. Directory
Social Organization Directory
Police Chat
US Marshals
Most Wanted
FBI Most Wanted
Americas Most
Wanted TV Program
USA Most Wanted
Court TV
Most Wanted
Crime Library
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