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About MissingKids.ca

MissingKids.ca is Canada’s missing children resource centre. Owned and operated by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, MissingKids.ca offers families support in finding their missing child and provides educational materials to help prevent children from going missing.

Every year, tens of thousands of reports of missing children are made to police in Canada. MissingKids.ca works closely with police and other stakeholders in the search for these missing children.

Primary functions of MissingKids.ca:

  1. To assist in the location of missing children
  2. To provide educational material to help prevent children from going missing
  3. To be Canada’s information and resource centre on missing children
  4. To coordinate efforts and assist stakeholders in the delivery of missing children services

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MissingKids.ca is proud to work in collaboration with Réseau Enfants-Retour to provide missing children services to residents of Quebec. Réseau Enfants-Retour supports MissingKids.ca in offering case management support to Francophone families searching for their missing child.

“I have been fortunate to enjoy a very collaborative and productive working relationship with the Canadian Center for Child Protection. They are experts in their field and quick to offer support to victims and families in times of crisis. From an investigative perspective they have been quick to assist in helping us to expand the reach and timeliness of our messaging in instances where we have had to activate our Amber Alert protocol. I have been impressed with their responsiveness and willingness to engage and provide support at all hours in those critical first few hours of a high risk missing child investigation. On the public education front we could not ask for a better ally in producing and delivering relevant and effective materials and messaging to youth, parents and key community leaders. As our approach to missing persons investigations continues to evolve, the Canadian Center for Child Protection will remain a key and trusted partner.”