Child Find of America, Inc.
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 426-5678 · more numbers below
Child Find of America is a national nonprofit based in New York. It helps families search for missing, runaway, and abducted children. It also gives parents in conflict free phone help, plus trainings and printed safety guides.
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What they offer 8
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DocuPak for FamiliesService
A DocuPak is a way to keep your child's identifying information, medical records, and photos in one place. It helps in an emergency.
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Education and trainingProgram
Child Find's education team gives trainings and talks at workshops, webinars, and conferences. Topics include missing children, runaway and abduction prevention, domestic violence, child abuse, and healthy families. They are for parents, teachers, police, and human services workers.
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Help after a parent or family member abducts a childService
If a parent or relative has taken your child, a Child Find caseworker helps you through the steps. The caseworker coordinates with police and other agencies and can make a poster.
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In Safe Hands ToolkitProgram
A toolkit for early childhood teachers and parents about how family conflict affects children and how to prevent parental abduction. The website also has parent tips such as parenting styles, good conflict skills, and choosing helpful words.
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Missing and abducted child hotlineService
If your child is missing, runaway, or abducted, call police first. Then call Child Find to open a case with a caseworker. The caseworker works with police and other agencies and can make a missing child poster.
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Parent HelpService
Parents in conflict can call and talk with a case manager by phone. They help with parenting plans, communication skills, understanding legal options, and finding other support. Mediation is offered when it fits.
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Prevention PrintablesService
Printable safety guides written by Child Find caseworkers. Topics include avoiding stranger abduction, parental abduction warning signs, bullying, internet safety, and runaway warning signs.
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Trainings for Allied ProfessionalsProgram
Paid 3-hour workshops and one-day trainings for people who work with families. Topics include family conflict, domestic violence, mediation, parenting, and missing children. Child Find can tailor trainings to your group.
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