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When you realize someone is missing, contact your local police department immediately. This is especially important if the missing person is a minor, over 65, or unable to care for themselves. Time is crucial, so act quickly. If you are near where the person was last seen or their belongings, do not touch anything, as these items can help with the investigation. The police will ask for information about the missing person's for exemple:

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR LOVED ONE IS MISSING?

 Appearance

  •    Physical description

  •    Clothing or accessories worn at the time of disappearance

  •    Any distinctive features or markings

 

Last Seen Location

  •    Specific details of where the individual was last seen

  •    Date and time of the last sighting

  •    Any witnesses or potential leads

 

Duration of Absence

  •    How long the person has been missing

  •    Date of disappearance

  •    Any known activities or communication since disappearance

 

Health Issues

  •    Any mental health conditions

  •    Physical health concerns

  •    Medications or treatments required

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HOW CAN WE HELP?

 At WeLATINOS, we will confidently provide you with the assistance needed throughout the process until your loved one is safely returned home.

1. FLYERS

  • Creating missing person's flyers in English and Spanish.
  • Printing flyers free of charge.
  • Create groups for distribution of flyers in key areas.
  • Collect information from friends, social medias and surrounding areas. 



 

2. EXPOSURE

  • Utilize social media to spread awareness.
  • Utilize English and Spanish speaking news media.
  • Organize events and candle lighting to bring awareness of the missing person.

3. SUPPORT

  • If a police report has not been completed, it is our priority with the family to call law enforcement.
  • Translation services as needed per family.
  • Establishing support groups.​
  • Contacting NCMEC if law enforcement has not submitted missing child.
  • Assist family submitting missing person to NAMUS.
  • Mental health resources for family.
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