Missing People

Our partnership with Trainline allows us to be a lifeline for children and adults who are at risk of danger or harm, and those who love them.

Thank you to all who have allowed us to continue our work this year!

"Our mum was a big character with an infectious laugh. She was known and loved by many friends and was a well-known face around the Clacton area." - Lauren and Carrie, Sandra's daughters

Today, on the 23rd anniversary of her disappearance, we refresh the missing appeal of Sandra Gant.

Aged 48 at the time, Sandra was last seen in #ClactonOnSea, #Essex after a night out with friends on 14 November 2003.

To mark Sandra's anniversary, we re-share a video appeal made by Carrie and Lauren, where they share their memories of their mum, along with the impact of her loss on their lives. Watch their Missing Pieces appeal here: misspl.co/VGac5104w0x

We are thinking of Sandra's children, grandchildren, and her wider family throughout this difficult time.

#findSandraGant
misspl.co/Ax135104w0z

Please RT #findTiaHerman, 31, missing from #Birmingham #WestMidlands since 10/10. Tia, we're here for you. Call 116 000

Due to the global Microsoft outage today, some of the ways to access Missing People's support services are impacted.

Please phone 116 000 (10am-5pm) to access free and confidential advice. Other channels are currently unavailable.

If you are trying to contact the charity for any other reasons, your enquiry will be dealt with as soon as possible.

We are looking for people from South Asian Communities to fill our a short survey about your awareness of the charity, as well as your views and experiences linked to your identity and community.

Anything you share in this questionnaire will be confidential and only accessed by the Family Support and Research teams at Missing People.

We may use your responses in internal and external outputs, but they will be completely anonymised if we do.

Take our survey: misspl.co/oTi65106aBU