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Please Bring Me Home and its affiliates are a not-for-profit organization run primarily by volunteers. These volunteers are made up of people with various skill sets which are useful in the search for missing persons. Anyone who wishes to apply to help the PBMH team can contact Nick Oldrieve at noldrieve.pbmh@gmail.com for more information.

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Please Bring Me Home and its affiliates are a not-for-profit organization run primarily by volunteers. These volunteers are made up of people with various skill sets which are useful in the search for missing persons. Due to the increasingly large number of cases brought forward to us, it has become

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Dedicated to communicating research and educating on missing persons in Canada. It features research, researchers, police, community organizations, and any other personnel involved in the field of missing persons in Canada.

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The Missing Persons Research Hub (the Hub) is a national information and research hub for the field of missing persons in Canada. www.missingpersonsresearchhub.com

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Aboriginal Alert is Canada's Indigenous Awareness Network. Sign up to help in the search for missing individuals in your area.

"We share information about missing Aboriginal people in Canada across our site. If you would like us to share a missing persons profile on our site, please send us the following details about the person missing to notify@aboriginalalert.ca."

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We share information about missing Aboriginal people in Canada across our site. We are continually receiving and accessing information to share details about missing people and who to contact with information. View all missing people here. Each profile has a link to print a Missing Poster that can be shared online or printed to be posted around your community. We are actively sharing information on Facebook and Twitter. Follow us to stay connected and informed.

If you would like us to share a missing persons profile on our site, please send us the following details about the person missing to

First and Last Name

Date they went missing

Address or General Location (City, Town, Community)

Age

Gender

Eye Color

Hair Color and length

Weight or build

Height

Noticeable characteristics (tattoos, piercings, scars, specific clothing)

Details of last location seen and when.

Who to Contact with information (Police department and phone number)

Police Reference Number

Please include your name and contact information (email / phone) - we will not publish your contact details, but in case we need to reach back out to you.

It's our policy to remove names and images of individuals once they've been located.

ONGOING MISSING CASES

We understand that locating a loved one is the most important thing and the search will never end until they are found. For those individuals that are ongoing investigation (one year or more), the missing profile information will remain on Aboriginal Alert, unless it is requested to be removed. Our goal is to keep information readily available, easy to access and quick to find.
ONGOING MISSING ALERTS
NEED HELP OR SEEKING ASSISTANCE?

There is help out there for every situation that may affect you. Whether you're considering self harm, in need of help to get you away from danger, homeless, hungry or need someone to talk to - reach out to a supporting organization near you.
For EMERGENCIES call 911 or your local First Responder.
COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS

We are a growing community of Champions that care for one another. Individuals, organizations and communities are here to provide support, listen and help for those that are in need. Together, we can make a difference for everyone.

Community Champions can be individuals that would like to be there for someone when they are in need. This can be for a friend, colleague or someone in your community that they know they can count on you when they need it most. Community Champions can also be organizations and communities. Share your resources and services so that we will know how you can help when we are most in need of it.
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY

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Information and Resources to help support and raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous people in Canada. Missing Alerts are regularly updated.

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Support Group: Families of Missing Loved Ones

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Support Group: Families of Missing Loved Ones

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Virtual peer support group for those coping with a Missing Person and living with Ambiguous Loss. Meets bi-weekly, Wednesday evenings from 5-7pm (MDT).

This group is for families and friends who have a missing person and those who have found their missing but wish to continue to support each other.  You will learn about living with uncertainty (Ambiguous Loss, Dr. Pauline Boss) and how to deal with triggers, roadblocks and changing needs. Self-care is important.  There can be special events to remember our missing, based on group wishes.  Through sharing our experiences, we can learn from each other in a safe space and feel connected instead of isolated.

For access details, please email volunteer facilitator Maureen at trasker@rogers.com, staff facilitator Brenda at brichard@cmhaww.ca, (519) 570-4595 Ext. 4061 or selfhelpgroup@cmhaww.ca.

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Families of Missing Loved Ones | Self Help & Peer Support

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Volunteer: Video surveillance camera registry in Alberta (2023, June)

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Volunteer: Video surveillance camera registry in Alberta (2023, June)

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CAPTURE (Community Assisted Policing Through the Use of Recorded Evidence) is a voluntary surveillance camera registry program with Alberta RCMP. Residents and businesses who have video surveillance, and are willing to share video camera footage when requested, can sign up. https://www.lacombeexpress.com/news/rcmp-surveillance-camera-registry-program-goes-province-wide/

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Funding: MACA Community Search and Rescue

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Funding: MACA Community Search and Rescue

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Funding of up to $10,000 may be  available to community governments to help offset costs associated with an approved community organized search. Eligible costs may include:

1. Aircraft charter costs;

2. The purchase of groceries; and

3. Fuel, lubricants and minor machine parts.

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Community Search and Rescue | Municipal and Community Affairs

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Funding to support community organized searches for missing persons in the Northwest Territories (NWT).