In Memory of
1990 Cierra Nelson 2001
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How many more children must fall victim to the fate of wicked crimes? Cierra has now become an Angel in God's eyes. She will lead other angels in their quest to help protect other children on this earth
In Memory of Cierra
Please join in our search for other missing children....Click on the pictures below for more information on these missing kids.
"Help find a missing
child" National Center for Missing
and Exploited Children
"Call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) if you've seen this child"
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Learn more about child safety and prevention through our
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To report information about missing or exploited children or to
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and Exploited Children
Fact Sheet
The National Center For Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) is
dedicated to helping families and law enforcement officials
protect and find missing and exploited children. The Center is a
private non-profit corporation that works in conjunction with
the U.S. Department of Justice.
What does NCMEC do?
Helps parents and law enforcement officials locate missing and
exploited children.
Trains law enforcement officials in the most effective procedures
in finding missing children and exposing child exploitation.
Conducts child safety and prevention and public education
programs for children, parents, and childcare professionals.
How does NCMEC help?
1-800-THE-LOST -- is NCMEC's hotline for reporting information
about missing children. The hotline has logged over 1,000,000
calls since 1984 and averages approximately 700 calls per day.
Case Management Division helps families in their search for loved
ones and assists law enforcement officials in proper training
and procedures on cases.
Photo Distribution programs circulate pictures of missing
children using postcards distributed by ADVO systems to over 60
million homes weekly, posters, trade magazines, and newspapers
among others. The Center has helped recover more than
450 missing children through their photo distribution efforts.
Age Progression is used on photographs of children who have been
missing for many years. The Center believes age progression aids
in finding these children because it reminds people that these
children have aged and changed since they have disappeared. The
Center attributes age progression for helping in the recovery of
over 100 children.
Project Alert is NCMEC's partnership with fourteen associations
of retired law enforcement professionals. The members of these
organizations work as trained volunteers on cases of missing and
exploited children as well as assisting NCMEC with local child
safety and prevention, and public educational programs.
www.missingkids.com is the Center's web site that
displays
information and photographs of more than 850 of missing children.
Child Pornography Tip Line works with the U.S. Customs Department
and the US Postal Inspection Agency to catch child pornographers.
The Child Pornography Tip Line has been used as a key resource in
87 cases.
What can you do to help?
Report relevant information about missing or exploited children
to 1-800-THE-LOST.
Visit our web site at:
www.missingkids.com.
Learn more about child safety and prevention through our
programs, literature,and videos.
To report information about missing or exploited children or to
find out more about NCMEC, call l-800-THE-LOST or contact the
Center through their web site at
www.missingkids.com
.