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Documentation
Missing children statistics for the province of Quebec – 2018
Press release
November is Runaway Prevention Month – November 1, 2019
Launch of Missing Children’s Month – April 30, 2019
A Family’s Agony – Where Are You, Ariel? – March 11, 2019
November is Runaway Prevention Month – November 1, 2018
Launch of the Campaign, Develop Sweet Reflexes! – October 25, 2018
Going the Extra Mile for Missing Children! – August 16, 2018
Put The Safety of Children in Your Hands With SIGN4L! – May 25, 2018
Launch of Missing Children’s Month – April 30, 2018
Talking About Personal Safety With Young Children – March 22, 2018
November; Runaway Prevention Month – November 1, 2017
The Air Canada Foundation Helps Conquer Sexual Exploitation of Quebec Youth! – September 13, 2017
National Missing Children’s day – May 25, 2016
Media inquires
Ève Cardinal
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At the request of the Service de Police de la ville de Laval, the Missing Children’s Network is requesting your collaboration in the search for Jennifer Allard-Gould, 16 years old from Laval last seen June 2nd, 2020.
Information leads us to believe that Jennifer may be in the Montreal area.
Hot Off the Press! A New Resource Booklet for Parents of Pre-Teens!
Preadolescence is a crucial stage in the life of a child. From childhood to adolescence, children will go through many changes. As a parent, you want to support your child through these changes, guide them in their choices and ensure their safety.
SHINE Brighter: For You and Your Child is designed to help parents and their children navigate through this new stage! It will help parents gain a better understanding of this new phase of life and provide useful advice and activities that they can do with their pre-teen.
www.missingchildrensnetwork.ngo/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/RER_SafetyBrochure2020_EN_Final_LR.pdf
Happy reading!
With our workshops suspended for the remainder of the school year, the Missing Children’s Network is pleased to offer a variety of activities for pre-teens, inspired by our SHINE program. It is important that we continue to raise awareness and prevent the abuse and sexual exploitation of our youth. These activities can be conducted either in a classroom setting or at home with your family. Feel free to add your personal touch!
Today’s post is all about self-esteem: a key element in the construction of identity for youth, allowing them to resist to peer pressure and bad influences. We propose the following two activities: The Hope Box and I am a Star!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. It will be our pleasure to assist you.
Thanks to TCEnergy’s generous and continued support, we can continue to educate and empower youth with the tools and knowledge necessary to recognize and avoid potentially dangerous situations.Grâce au soutien généreux et continu dTCEnergy, nous pouvons poursuivre notre mission d’éduquer et d’habiliter les jeunes avec les compétences et connaissances nécessaires pour reconnaître et se protéger contre des situations potentiellement dangereuses.
The present pandemic has taught us all about the importance of social distancing and the 2 meter rule. When speaking with your children about social distancing, we suggest you also help them understand that they do not have to engage in conversations with adults that approach them. Adults should ask adults for help – NOT children! A fun way to reinforce this concept is to instruct them to keep at least three giant steps between themselves and someone they don’t know or who makes them feel uncomfortable.La pandémie actuelle nous a appris combien il est important de respecter la distanciation sociale et la règle de deux mètres. Lorsqu’on parle de distanciation sociale avec les enfants, nous vous encourageons également à leur faire comprendre qu’ils ne sont pas obligés de parler avec des adultes qui les approchent. Un adulte devrait toujours demander de l’aide à un autre adulte; pas à un enfant! Une manière amusante d’intégrer cette notion est de leur apprendre à garder trois pas de géant entre eux et une personne qu’ils ne connaissent pas ou qui les rend inconfortables.