Resources

Each of the following publications provide suggestions and information about living with the disappearance of a loved one.

The guides have been included here even though they may have been written with a specific province or group in mind. The reason is that each publication provides good information that can be applied more broadly.

Also, you may find that the information overlaps or is slightly different even though the situation is the same. This is a reflection of the fact that not everyone reacts and deals with a missing adult in the same way.

Hopefully, by considering different options, each family and each family member can find information that is useful and comfortable to her/him.

Families of Missing Adults: Finding Help
	Provides information about working with police, media and protecting oneself when reaching out to the public. Released by Ontario's Missing Adults.
English       French

Missing Person Checklist
	Provides families with a list of the types of information police will need when filing a missing person report. Developed and released by Saskatchewan�s Provincial Partnership Committee on Missing Persons. Modified and posted with permission.
English

Navigating the Missing Person Process
	Provides An educational tool kit about what to do when a loved one goes missing. Developed and released by the Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) and their Sisters in Spirit (SIS) initative.
English      French - coming soon

Ontario's Missing Adults Brochure
	A downloadable brochure highlighting the goals and procedures of Ontario's Missing Adults.
Bilingual