Missing person search – has someone in your family run away or disappeared?

People go missing for a variety of reasons that may be from current events and pressures to historical traumatic events being triggered.

When a person goes missing, it is an indication that someone is struggling socially, by mental ill-health or being influenced by objectionable characters / relationships.

With young people, some of the most common reasons are:

• Being unhappy at home, relationship conflict, abuse and neglect
• Exploitation, including sexual exploitation and criminal exploitation
• Mental health concerns

For adults, some of the most common reasons are:

• Diagnosed or undiagnosed mental health issues
• Work and debt related pressures
• Problems at home and relationship breakdown
• Veteran’s with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Every person who goes missing will have different reasons and circumstances for leaving.

It is important that situational awareness is explored, identified and support is available for when they are found or return.

We use all our resource’s to build a profile of where your relative, friend or associate may have gone and initiate our teams to conduct search and retrieve plans.

We will also use our countrywide network of personnel to perform selective surveillance.

Tracking a missing person is not limited to the UK, we conduct international search and repatriation services should your loved one, family member, colleague or associate go missing whilst in a foreign country.

Call our 24hr hotline as soon as your loved one has gone, or you believe has gone missing.

Please note, preventative-tracking measures can be made prior to international travel.