61. Civic Organizations Directory Of Delaware Nation’s missing children Organization The Nation’s missing children Organizationassists law enforcement and families of missing persons with cases of http://delaware.uscity.net/Civic_Organizations/

62. Children's Organizations The number of children s organizations in Taiwan is Fund, Association for AssistingAbused children, and Committee in the Recovery of missing children to name http://www.gio.gov.tw/info/festival_c/child_e/page.htm

Children's Organizations The number of children's organizations in Taiwan is growing continuously, and today include the Children's Welfare League, Chinese Children's Fund, Association for Assisting Abused Children, and Committee for Assisting in the Recovery of Missing Children to name but a few. In the most general sense, the mission of these organizations is to promote awareness of issues relevant to children's welfare and protection of children's rights as well as to encourage concern for children in society and provide children with a better growing environment. While the rising concern and care for children is worthy of praise, children's organizations are still insufficient in size and number to effectively solve the many issues facing our youngest citizens. It will require the collective talents of us all to insure that we give our kids an even better world in which to grow and develop.

63. MISSING CHILDREN The newspaper is also circulated to missing children s organizations in theUnited States, Canada, and Great Britain. Return to DA s Home Page. http://www.co.galveston.tx.us/distatty/missing.htm

MISSING CHILDREN The Missing Children's Bulletin founded in Sacramento, California in 1985 and relocated in Houston, Texas in 1991. It is unique. Rather than the traditional "News, Weather & Sports" appearing in other newspapers, Missing Children's Bulletin is a quarterly newspaper, featuring photographs and identifications of kidnap victims. To date, it is the only newspaper of it's kind in the world. The size and content of the newspaper is purposely kept small to insure maximum reader attention. Missing Children's Bulletin's primary circulation is throughout the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area. The circulation focuses on those who come into daily contact with children. The numerous categories include government agencies, hospitals, courtrooms, schools, individuals, etc., for the purpose of promoting public awareness of the photographs and identifications of the missing children and of the mounting crisis of child abduction in the United States. The newspaper is also circulated to missing children's organizations in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.

64. Children's Issues (Abuse, Missing, Violence) by the USbased National Center for missing Exploited children, ICMEC worksto identify and coordinate a global network of organizations fighting child http://www.vaonline.org/children.html

Home Search Networks Contact ... Site Index - Text Version Children's Issues: Abuse, Missing, Violence International Resources Australia Canada France ... Related Documents International Resources Child Abuse Prevention Network : A huge site with links to many professional organizations. You'll also find access to various databases on child abuse, online articles and book reviews, news and announcements and a large listing of links of interest. Child Prostitution and Tourism Watch : The Watch is a global action platform of tourism-related key-players from the government and the tourism industry sectors, international organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and media associations whose aim is to prevent, uncover, isolate and eradicate the sexual exploitation of children in tourism. Child Protection : A European web site listing major child safety and missing children sites on the Continent. Child Sexual Abuse : An excellent overview of this crime, including easy to read and understand information on perpetrators and the techniques they use to lure children. Child Trauma Institute : An excellent resource on all issues dealing with child and adolescent trauma and loss, how to help and understand. Sections on assessment, treatment, online publications and links of interest can be found here.

65. CBBB Wise Giving Alliance - Charity Report - Committee For Missing Children Programs CMC provides free posters of missing children for distributionin public locations and by other organizations. In its library http://www.give.org/reports/care_dyn.asp?903

66. When Your Child Is Missing: A Family Survival Guide Contact NCMEC or the Association of missing and Exploited children s organizations(AMECO) to find out the names and telephone numbers of organizations that http://www.consumersgroup.com/Child_Safety/What_To_Do/ch5.html

Volunteers Chapter 5 The many offers of support you receive in the first few days will carry you through. When people ask what they can do, try to tell them something specific. Tomorrow they may be gone, and you are likely to forget who made the offer. Pat Sessions One of the most heartwarming things you will experience is a tremendous outpouring of caring from family members, friends, and strangers. People of all races, nationalities, religions, and socioeconomic levels will offer you and your family emotional support, food and other gifts, and help in the search. In fact, volunteers are essential to the search process. They can and will play a variety of roles in the effort to find your child. This chapter offers suggestions for ways to involve volunteers in the search and ideas for managing offers to help. Making the Best Use of Volunteers To make the best use of volunteers, select a volunteer coordinator who is organized, efficient, and able to work well with and give direction to others. The role of the volunteer coordinator is not to handle volunteer activities directly, but rather to delegate to others management of specific activities, such as bringing food to the family, providing water for the searchers, and coordinating distribution of posters and fliers. Choose someone who is practical, well organized, and skilled in providing leadership.

67. "Still Missing" - Children's Violence Prevention Videos/Future Educational Films Healthy Families American Conference. STILL missing RECOMMENDED USES Child WelfareAgencies, missing children s Centers, Youth organizations, Public Libraries http://www.cvpv.org/films/stillmissing.html

Children's Violence Prevention Videos/ Future Educational Films, Inc. HOME ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE FILMS Breaking Silence The Healing Years Stories of Change Still Missing Resource Guide They're Just Kids ORDERING INFO STUDY GUIDES ... MAKE A GIFT NATIONAL RESOURCE LISTINGS Missing Children Incest Survivors Other LINKS "STILL MISSING" When Children Are Abducted by Non-Family Members Directed by Theresa Tollini email: fefilms@pacbell.net Video, Color, 40 minutes STILL MISSING : SYNOPSIS Almost every day in this country a child is abducted by a non-family member. Often the abductor is a child molester. "Still Missing" approaches this subject via the first-hand accounts of the parents of four children who were taken from their families. Through their stories, we learn not only about their grief, but also about how police and communities should respond to reports of missing children, how to recognize and report a missing child, and maybe most importantly, how these crimes may be prevented through the early intervention and treatment of juvenile sex offenders. "Still Missing" is essential viewing for all who care about the safety of our children. STILL MISSING RESOURCE GUIDE STILL MISSING: QUOTES "With power and poignancy, this film draws the viewer into the heartbreaking story of missing children, through the eyes of the parents who search and hope. But most important, this film is a call to action to see the risk signs and intervene early in the lives of potential sexual predators. Anyone who cares about children should see this film and heed its call."

68. Missing Children Conference they are missing. Feature Maryland-based organizations who workwith missing and exploited children and families. The missing http://www.rachelfoundation.org/MissingConference.htm

Forgotten Victims – Overview When: May 13, 2004, 8AM – 3PM Where: Goucher College - Merrick Hall, Baltimore, Maryland Cost: $ 65.00, includes continental breakfast, lunch, afternoon snacks (by Bon Appetit) and conference-related materials Why: - 5 th To commemorate May as Missing Child Month and May 25 th as National “Missing Child Day” Explore the ways in which children can be exploited and abused when they are missing Feature Maryland-based organizations who work with missing and exploited children and families th 2004 titled "Misssing & Exploited Children: Forgotten Victims" at Goucher College – Merrick Hall in Baltimore, MD. The theme of the conference will explore ways missing children are victimized, and state-of-the-art treatment provided by non-profit groups and agencies, with a particular focus on Maryland agencies. Specific issues of family abductions, non-family abductions and runaways will be presented as well as nationally noted keynote speaker Carol Ryan who will be describing her family's ordeal when her 14 year old daughter Lindsey was abducted. Lindsey will be honored on this year’s Missing Child Day in Washington, DC. Pamela Stuart-Mills Hoch from the Rachel Foundation will be discussing the “3 “Rs” of Missing Children: Recovery, Reunification and Reintegration”.

69. Printer Ready: DNA Testing Identifies Long-Term Missing Child annual Corporate Leadership Award, which recognizes organizations that work or recovermore than 800 children, many of are adults and had been missing for five http://www.charitywire.com/charity107/print_04231.html

www.CharityWire.com National Center for Missing and Exploited Children www.missingkids.org Thursday, 28 August 2003 DNA Testing Identifies Long-Term Missing Child As part of an expanded charitable initiative, the Bode Technology Group, a ChoicePoint company, provides free DNA identification testing to NCMEC. Medical examiners and coroners in the United States submit samples to Bode Technology for DNA analysis and a comparison can be made to reference samples provided through NCMEC. DNA testing by Bode Technology led to the identification on Aug. 15 of Kevin Lee Gilpin in Casey County, Ky., whose remains were discovered in June at the bottom of an abandoned well. Gilpin was 19 years old when he was reported missing in April 1997. Officials estimated that the remains had been in the well for five to ten years, and were determined to be a white male, between 17 and 20 years old. A comparison of missing person records indicated a possible match with Kevin Lee Gilpin. Dental records were not available, leaving DNA testing as the only possible means of identification. A DNA profile was generated from a reference sample provided by Gilpin's mother. These results were compared with a DNA profile from samples of the remains provided by the Kentucky Office of the Medical Examiner. The testing established that the remains in the well were those of Kevin Lee Gilpin. Kentucky State Police are now investigating the case as a homicide.

70. Important Links Proceeds will be donated to various nonprofit organizations dedicatedto the fight against missing and exploited children. Association http://www.voice4thechildreninc.org/links.html

Locating and Recovering Missing Children Voice For The Children 411 Wilder St. West Palm Beach, Florida 33405 United States Phone: 1-800-284-3576 MVoice4@aol.com Important Links WEBSITES WITH SHIPENBERG INFORMATION POSTED Unsolved Mysteries ABC News MISSING PERSON'S WEBSITES Hear the Children Sing A new website/project composed of a Maryland based group of volunteer children, adults and businesses banned together to help in the fight against child abuse and missing children. They are doing this by creating a CD of original music written just for this project (produced, directed and performed by children between the ages of 8 and 17 years old) . Proceeds will be donated to various non-profit organizations dedicated to the fight against missing and exploited children. Association of Missing and Exploited Childrens Organizations, Inc. (AMECO) P.A.R.E.N.T. North Amercia Missing Children Association Child Watch Missing Persons Throughout the World ... Radio Operators for Missing Children CLEARINGHOUSES BY STATE List of State Clearinghouses LEGISLATURE Florida's SB 320 (formerly known as the "Fagan Bill").

71. ABCNEWS.com : Which Missing Kids Do We Care About? News organizations, Clark said, can label the missing children casesthe same way they tend to label homicides. If a slaying takes http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/missingchildren020506.html

var SectionID="US"; var SubsectionID="DailyNews"; var NameID="missingchildren020506"; Search the Web and ABCNEWS.com June 10, 2004 Print This Story Email This Story See Most Sent HOMEPAGE ... TRAVEL FEATURED SERVICES NEW! INSURANCE SHOPPING WIRELESS ... FREE HEADLINE FEED Laura Ayala is shown in this undated handout photo. (Handout) Whose Kid Is Important? Why Some Missing Children Cases Get More Coverage Than Others By Bryan Robinson May 6, 2002 However, the name Danielle van Dam probably sounds more familiar. The 7-year-old San Diego girl was abducted from her home and killed, and was the focus of almost daily coverage in the national media in February. In the relative few missing child cases that receive national attention, why would Danielle van Dam command more attention than Laura Ayala? "It has to be something other than your all-in-the family type kidnapping," said Robert Thompson, professor of public communications at Syracuse University. "If there is a potential murder involved, something other than a disgruntled parent case, it [the story] may stand [a] chance of being elevated to something other than local level news." Unusual Twists Are Required While all missing children cases are tragic, the better-known ones illustrate a parent's worst nightmare and have unusual twists. In the van Dam case, Danielle disappeared out of her own home, her parents remembering seeing her last in her bed. Nearly a month later, Danielle's body was found and her neighbor, David Westerfield, was charged with her killing. Police say DNA evidence links Westerfield to the killing.

72. Welcome To The Polly Klaas Foundation Thanks to years of hard work and commitment from child find organizations and bipartisan allacross the country, have helped bring 74 missing kids home http://www.pollyklaas.org/

73. Missing Children ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF. SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS. Remember to mark your calendarsNOW for Conference 2004 - - - October 28-30 - - - - Crowne http://www.iassw.org/Link-MissingChildren.htm

ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS Remember to mark your calendars NOW for Conference 2004 - - - - October 28-30 - - - - Crowne Plaza Hotel, Springfield Latest Updates Next Update Calendar Employment Journal Legislative Workshops Calendar Employment Legislative Workshops Updates Pending Monthly Employment Web Resources June +NEW Legislative page July +Conference 2004 Missing Children Organizations Child Quest International National Center for Missing and Exploited Children North America Missing Children Association Polly Klaas Foundation ... Return to Top of Page © 1997-2004 Illinois Association of School Social Workers Updated on: May 16, 2004

74. Donate Your Car To The Nation's Missing Children Organization Nation s missing children Organization. The Nation s missing childrenOrganization, Inc. Center for missing Adults (NMCO) was founded http://www.donatecarusa.com/charity.php?charity=145

75. Rino Kids Missing Children Agencies Nations missing children Organization, Inc The NMCOFAXLink Program has been designedto distribute missing children posters and information via the Internet http://www.rinokids.com/Resources/missing_children_agencies.html

MENU Home Closed Cases Contact Us Kidnappers ... Sponsors Sponsored by Missing Children Agencies The site's listed here are intended to provide you sources in helping to find missing children. 4 the kids This is a new group of web citizens that are dedicated to helping the families of missing children A.L.I.E. Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting children from abduction and assisting law enforcement agencies in locating missing or lost persons. America's Lost Children Television Network, Inc. A Television Production and aid to help publish and find missing Children. Child Abduction Resource Center Global resources, information, and news for parents of missing and abducted children. Children Internationally Abducted of America is a non profit 501(c)3 organization which began in New York City in 1993 out of a need for more support and advocacy for parents with child abduction matters. Child Find of America, Inc

76. Missing Children Lost children s Network nonprofit missing children organizationproduces television programming to search for missing children. http://www.cannylink.com/familymissingchildren.htm

Organizations Search Aids Justice for the Children - one mother's story of her struggle to bring back her children after a parental kidnapping. Aisenberg, Sabrina Paige - missing since November 24, 1997. Hatfield, Kirsten - missing since 5/13/97. Irwin, Tierney - missing since July 18, 2001. Jennings, Opal Jo - taken on March 26, 1999. Julie and Melissa Chi l'ha visto ? - Melissa and Julie - story and investigation. Condolence Page Julie et Melissa Shrine of Remembrance Devoted to Melissa and Julie - documents the abduction of these two Belgian girls, their abuser, and other victims. Misheloff, Ilene - abducted by a stranger from the streets of Dublin, California on January 30, 1989. Parental Abduction in Divorce - provides links to resources. Search Light for Pascal Zendano - father searching for son who disappeared with mother after divorce in 1995. Smart, Elizabeth - taken from her Utah home at gunpoint on June 5, 2002. Synclair, Larry Jr. - believed to be in Russia, abducted by his mother. Usenet - alt.missing-kids

77. Photos Of Missing And Exploited Children In Every US State Photos of missing children. Where have all the children gone? Please take thetime every once in a while to look through the photos of missing children. http://www.klik1.com/kids/kchildpx.htm

Child Sighting Form Missing Children Organizations Where have all the children gone? Please take the time every once in a while to look through the photos of missing children. If you recognise any of them or think you recognize any of them, please print out or write down the details then click here to fill in a form that will be emailed directly to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Photos of Missing Children Select a State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Devastated parents thank you sincerely for your help. If you have not already done so, please take advantage of the numerous safety measures available through your local police department to lessen the risk of your children from being amongst the 350,000 children that come up missing in the United States every year! Get a Free NMCO ID for your child now Tipline: 1-800-THE-LOST National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Missing Children's Organizations If you would care to have a page such as this incorporated into your own website, or if you would like to start a new website to help in the search for missing children, click on webmaster below and send your URL. Programming can be done at no cost to you.

78. Family Fun Family Health - Missing Children Child Watch of North America missing children organization headquartered i -http//www.childwatch.org Non-profit missing children organization actively http://www.family-friendly-fun.com/files/missingchildren.html

Family files Home Meet Topics Files News Tour Missing Children Foundation for the search of missing children - http://www.fredi.org A foundation working to find missing children and to prevent the abductions. We publish missing children files and provide you interactive quizes and advices to improve the safety... Other important Missing Children files: A.L.I.E. Foundation - http://www.alie.com Abducted - Lost - Innocent - Enough!... http://www.parentalabductions.org A free one-stop parental child abductions resource and support website for families of domestically parentally abducted children, endorsed by the NCMEC, P.A.R.E.N.T.S. and Polly Klaas Foundation. ... Argentina Missing Children Web Site - http://ar.missingkids.com Association of Missing and Exploited Childrens Organizations, Inc - http://www.amecoinc.org Association of Missing and Exploited Childrens Organizations, Inc. 616 Adams Ave. Memphis, TN 38105 901-405-8441 901-405-8856... Australia Missing Children Web Site - http://au.missingkids.com

79. Welcome To The Our Missing Children Website - About Our Missing Children/recogni National Center for missing and Exploited children. Nonrecognized OrganizationsThe following agencies work in the field of child protection missing/abducted http://www.ourmissingchildren.ca/en/about/recognized.html

Canadian Organizations Child Find Alberta Child Find British Columbia Child Find Canada Child Find Manitoba Child Find Newfoundland/Labrador Child Find Nova Scotia Child Find Ontario Child Find Prince Edward Island Child Find Saskatchewan International Social Service Canada Missing Children's Network Missing Children Society of Canada Operation Go Home Victims of Violence/Center for Missing Children American Organization National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Non-recognized Organizations but have no connections with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, National Missing Children Services or the "our missing children" program. These agencies are listed for convenience and information purposes only. Child CyberSEARCH Canada Child Link Services Inc. Child Save Canada Children's Security Network also known as: Child Tracking Information also known as: Global Children's Safety Registry also known as: FaxFind Society BC Garden of Missing Children Society Ident-a-kid Services of Canada also known as: Child I.D. Services of Canada

80. The Laura Recovery Center Manual: Web Page: Missing Child Organizations Next Previous Contents 12.1 missing Child organizations. The followingorganizations can help in the search for a missing child http://www.lrcf.net/LRCFoundation.org/LRCManual/Manual-60.html

12.1 Missing Child Organizations The following organizations can help in the search for a missing child: Laura Recovery Center Foundation 307 B-1 South Friendswood Drive Friendswood, Texas 77546 Voice: 281-482-5723(LRCF) FAX: 281-482-5727 E-mail: Info@LRCFoundation.org WWW: http://www.LRCFoundation.org Heidi Search Center Windsor Park Mall 7900 IH 35 North San Antonio, Texas 78218-2215 Voice: 210-650-0428 / 800-547-4435 FAX: 210-650-3653 E-mail: info@heidisearchcenter.org WWW: http://www.heidisearchcenter.org/index.html Klass Kids Foundation WWW: http://www.klasskids.org Beyond Missing WWW: http://www.beyondmissing.com National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550 Arlington, Virginia 22201-3077 Voice (24 hour): 1-800-THE-LOST (-843-5678) Voice: 1-703-235-3900 FAX: 703-235-4067 E-mail: WWW: http://www.missingkids.com Polly Klaas Foundation P. O. Box 800 Petaluma, CA 94953 Hotline: 800-587-4357 Business: 707-769-1334 FAX: 707-769-4019 E-Mail: pklaasfdtn@aol.com WWW: http://www.pollyklaas.org Child Search Ministries P. O. Box 73725

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