Spotlight on Safety
NEW NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY TIPS
Moving to a new neighborhood represents a big change for everyone in the family. It’s an exciting time but may also create some stress and confusion for family members, especially children.
Communicating with your children about the new home and neighborhood and reassuring them about the changes are vital. It is also important to pay careful attention to their feelings and allow them to express themselves about all the changes they are experiencing
De tout cœur avec la famille et la maman de Jame-Laura May! Gardons espoir pour cette jeune femme disparue le 13 octobre 2018 et unissons nos forces.
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La jeune femme vulnérable n’a pas été revue depuis le 13 octobre 2018.On October 15, 1977, Jacques Chaput was last seen leaving his home in Cap-de- la-Madeleine. He has not been seen nor heard from since that fateful day.
Today, we are honouring Jacques Chaput and thank you for helping us to keep hope alive for this young man and his family.
Today on International #Dayofthegirl let's pay tribute to all girls! Here at the Missing Children’s Network, our team continuously works through our SHINE program in preventing sexual exploitation among youth, especially young girls.
We focus on prevention and believe that self-esteem and healthy egalitarian relationships are among the many solutions to this crisis.
"Girls: a free and unstoppable force" - United Nations
Last week, members of our staff participated, along with several other organizations, in “Rendez-vous Maillage”, which took place at the YWCA Montreal. This meeting aimed to exchange views and find solutions to prevent sexual exploitation. By collaborating and joining hands, we can work together to solve this issue.
A special thanks to our partners at the YWCA, for citing and acknowledging our expertise on this matter.
Did you know that in Quebec, one in three runaways is a victim of sexual exploitation?
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At the request of the Sûreté du Québec, the Missing Children’s Network is seeking your collaboration in the search for 17 years old Jessy Céré-Généreux.
The last time Jessy was seen, she was in Saint-Thomas. She could be in the Joliette area.
Thanks for sharing!
The Missing Children's Network is pleased to inform you Shelsy Lavallière Dumesnil has been found and is doing well. Thank you to all those who shared her poster.
Meet our new SHINE Ambassadors!
We can finally share some exciting news!!!! We are proud to announce that Kim Gingras and Drea Wheeler will be our Ambassadors for SHINE. Kim Gingras is a professional dancer, performer, educator, judge on the TV show “Danser pour...
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Tips for enjoyable and safe outings
Every year in Canada, dozens of children get lost in public places. This experience is a harrowing one for both the parents and the child. It is so easy for both adults and children to become easily distracted by all the excitement and attractions and it only takes a...
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Message in a Bottle – An evening in Quebec City
Our first edition of Message in a Bottle will take place October 2, 2019 at the famous Fairmount Château Frontenac! Message in a Bottle is an Exquisite Evening of Vintage Wines and Signature Dishes Benefitting the Missing Children’s Network. Over 150 guests will join...
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Make a Donation
Your donations make a real difference in our community and help support our ongoing involvement in the search for missing children, as well as assist us in our efforts to protect our youth from harm.
“It’s a privilege to be able to contribute to your efforts in keeping our children safe. When I saw the stats particularly for Quebec, it really hit home the urgency to continue to educate our kids on the hazards that exist and ways to keep themselves safe.”
SuzySince I have been donating to your organization, I have been very lucky not to have lost any of my children and I now have 4 grandchildren! I will always continue to support this cause that is very dear to me. Losing a child for a mere 20 seconds is such a dreadful feeling, and I could never ever imagine feeling like this until my child was returned home. I wish that so many other parents could share the same blessing I have had. My heart goes out to everyone who has a missing child. Keep up the fantastic work Pina , please. You and your team are amazing!!
Sandra Bolduc