Missing-Child Resource Guide

Oregon Missing Children Resources

The Oregon State Police acts as the missing children clearinghouse and has a wealth of information on abduction and educational materials regarding child safety. You can search their database for missing children in Oregon. Statistics show that time is our greatest adversary when a child has been abducted. The Oregon Child Amber Alert website utilizes the resources of law enforcement and media to notify the public immediately when children are kidnapped. The mission of the Oregon Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force is to protect Oregon's children through community education and the identification, apprehension and prosecution of those who commit Internet crimes against children. Parents can find internet rules to teach their children how to surf the web safely and red flags to alert them if their child is using the internet unwisely. Find a quick reference guide with steps to take immediately if you believe a child has gone missing. Family members can download information for those who have experienced a family abduction, learn about the laws that will help them, prevention methods, and suggestions for aftercare following the abduction.

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Oregon Missing Children

Search Missing children in Oregon using statewide government websites to obtain missing children information.

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Statewidealerts, support, and recovery guidance

Statewide Missing-Child Alerts & Clearinghouses

Official statewide clearinghouses, Amber Alert programs, attorney-general resources, state-police units, and state-level case tools.

Child Safety, Prevention & Recovery Guidance

Practical guidance for prevention, online safety, family support, recovery planning, and next-step resources when a child is missing.

County Sheriff & Local Law Enforcement

County sheriff offices and local law-enforcement agencies that may publish missing-child notices or serve as local points of contact.

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