If you have seen or have information about a missing person, you can submit this to us anonymously. We will pass this directly to the investigating police force. We don’t need to tell them who you are.
How to help with the search
If you would like to help with the search for missing people but do not personally have a loved one missing, you can help by sharing our appeals publicly.
Click below to find out more about being a Digital Search Hero and for advice on the best practice to follow when sharing a missing person’s information online.
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How your business can help
Find out the different ways your company can partner with Missing People by sharing appeals. With your support, we can continue to be a lifeline missing people and their loved ones left behind.
Our impact
Missing People is a national charity that exists to ease the heartache experienced by those missing someone, and to help people who are away from home, find their way back to safety.
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By joining the community, you will help us to be there online and in your local community. You will be sent emails to safely share appeals for people who are missing. It is free to join and you can unsubscribe at any time.
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