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AMBER Alert

Click here for information, training, resources, and more from the U.S. Department of Justice.

CyberTips

Click here to report information about child pornography, child molestation, child prostitution, and the online enticement of children.

NCMEC

Learn more about missing children alerts, child exploitation, and more from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

NetSmartz

Technology can be a big risk for children and a tough topic for parents. Click here for great resources -- for any age -- to start this important family conversation!

A Child Is Missing, Inc.

A Child Is Missing, Inc., operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit assisting law enforcement agencies with cases of missing children, the elderly, the disabled, and other vulnerable individuals.
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To report an emergency  or to provide information about a missing
or exploited child, call 1-800–THE–LOST.
(1-800–843–5678) 

Helpful Links

  • What To Do If Your Child Is Missing
    Click here for best practices and first steps to take if your child is missing.
  • NetSmartz
    Check out free, age-appropriate resources for parents and educators on a wide variety of topics, including technology, Internet safety, and 'stranger danger.'

  • Tennessee's Missing Children
  • Notable Children's Digital Media
    Compiled by the American Library Association, the Notable Children’s Digital Media list includes real-time, dynamic, and interactive media content for children 14 years of age and younger that enables and encourages active engagement and social interaction while informing, educating, and entertaining in exemplary ways.
  • Parents, Kids, & Communication
    Click here for great advice from the Federal Communications Commission.