Missing Children
Keeping missing children visible. We point families to law enforcement and the agencies that can act, and we use our reach to put a child’s face in front of people who have never seen it.
Read our child safety guides →
About Black Lives Matter Support
We are a national awareness and resource organisation working on missing children, child exploitation, and youth suicide prevention.
Our Mission
A missing child is found faster when more people are looking. That is the whole idea behind this organisation. We publish plain-language resources so parents, teachers, and young people can recognise exploitation before harm is done, and we point families to the agencies that can act.
Everything here is free to use. Nothing requires an account.
What We Work On
Exploitation Education
Six forms of child exploitation explained without jargon — trafficking, online exploitation, abduction, grooming, CSAM, and child labor — with the warning signs and how to report each one.
See all six →Youth Suicide Prevention
Warning signs, what to say, and where to turn — written for the parent or friend who has noticed something and does not know what to do next.
Prevention resources →What We Are Not
We are not an investigative agency. We do not search for children, and we cannot take a missing person report. Those go to law enforcement and to the FBI. Our information comes from those official sources rather than replacing them.
What we can do is make sure the person reading knows exactly who to call and what warning signs to look for.
If a child is missing right now
Call your local police immediately, then the FBI.
Organisation Details
Legal Status
Black Lives Matter Support is a program and DBA of Black Lives Matter Georgia, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organisation. Donations are made to and receipted by Black Lives Matter Georgia.
EIN
85-1410909 (Black Lives Matter Georgia)
Area Served
United States — nationwide
Director
Steve Lawrence
Mailing Address
PO Box 14186
Savannah, GA 31416
How You Can Help
- Share a case Every share puts a child's face in front of someone new. That is how recognitions happen.
- Learn the signs Read the exploitation pages. Most harm is preceded by behaviour an informed adult would notice.
- Give Donations keep these resources free and available to every family that needs them.
Questions or Partnerships
Media enquiries, partnership proposals, and general questions all go to the same place.
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