Houston
Regional Amber Plan
Texas Center for the Missing administers the
Houston Regional Amber Plan.
See www.amber-plan.net
or click here for
more information.
SETSARA
Texas Center for the Missing sponsors the Southeast Texas SAR Alliance
A coalition of missing children's organizations, volunteer search and rescue
groups, and law enforcement partners.
See www.saralliance.org
or click here for
more information.
Priority
At
Texas Center for the Missing, our priority is keeping
kids safe. To assist in the prevention and also in the location
of missing kids. and the aftercare for families of the missing. Click
here for more info about our services.
Annual
Fundraiser
A
Champagne Brunch - our primary
fundraising event is held each Spring
at Crapitto's Italian Cucina. Please
join us. See the Calendar for
this year's event.
TEXAS
CENTER FOR THE MISSING formerly
known as
Gabriel's Gifts Missing Children's Organization
Offering help & hope to the missing & their families.
Resources
for Parents Be Pro-Active and Stay Informaed!
Parents
Below
are a few resources for all parents and families,
as well as parents and families who have a missing
family member. We hope
this information is helpful to you. Remember to be
pro-active and stay informed!
Traveling Soon? Be Prepared!
Download our Family Travel Itinerary below,
print and fill out the form. Make copies to keep with your other travel
documents and distribute copy to a family member or friend. In case of
an emergency or someone is lost, those traveling along with family and
friends will have an itinerary to assist law enforcement and search and
rescue groups.
Even though your life has been turned
upside down and you are living in utter confusion,
there has never been a more important time for you
to have your wits about you. While it is the law enforcement’s
job to search for missing people and while they are
the primary tool in the search for your child, you
are still your child’s best asset. Unfortunately
almost every precinct is overloaded with work, so even
though they might wish to devote every hour searching
for your child, the sheer number of cases and the limited
amount of manpower available to work those cases make
that impossible. Therefore, you must play a major role
in the recovery of your child. Click here for more
information
Parents of missing children are provided
a free copy of When
Your Child is Missing: A
Family Survival Guide printed by the Office of Juvenile
Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Justice Dept.
Volunteer Search and Rescue Organizations
can provide
search dogs, ground searchers, air search support,
etc.
Missing Children’s Organizations can provide
flyers and volunteers
Victims of Crime Assistance funding can pay for counseling
for victims and families and funeral costs
TxDPS Missing Person’s Clearinghouse: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/
