All children
are supervised
With the Findmykids app, you not only have peace of mind about your own children, but you also help other parents find theirs
According to the NCMEC and the Missing Children Europe
In the USA, approximately 500,000 reports of missing minors are filed each year. In EU countries, there are about 250,000 missing child reports filed each year
According to Findmykids, more than 135,000 children each month find themselves in situations where they may need help
Join our community, and together we’ll ensure children's safety!
How the search for missing children is organized in Findmykids
When a child goes missing, every minute and every person willing to help matters.
The first 48 hours after a child disappears can be decisive
Parents report the child's disappearance to the police and volunteers
A parent or volunteers create a search request in the Findmykids service
Nearby users receive a request to help with the search
Users who witness something report the information to the police or volunteers
Most missing children are teenagers aged 14–17 who leave home on their own, regardless of how well-off their family is.
No one is immune
- You’ll always know where your child is
- You’ll receive notifications if a child is being searched for nearby
- You’ll be able to help search for missing children
Join us and help with the search
- Install the Findmykids app
- Consent to receive notifications about nearby missing children
- Receive notifications
- If a child goes missing within a few miles of you
- Study the child’s card with a photo and identifying features
- By tapping the notification
- Notify the police or volunteers
- If you see or learn anything about the child
Facts About Child Searches
Facts About Child Searches
We actively monitor search efforts and are always ready to collaborate with rescue teams and foundations worldwide to improve search efficiency and engage more people in critical situations
Specialists review all incoming requests and activate them in the system only after confirming the report with the police to prevent false alerts
More than four million parents worldwide already use Findmykids. Any active user of our app can help save a child's life
The more parents participate, the safer your city becomes!
There are already more than 4 000 000 of us
Spread the word about the project — anyone can help, even those without children.
The more people participate, the safer it gets!
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Important Questions
What should I do if a child is lost?
If a child goes missing, the first thing to do is to contact the police immediately by dialling 112 and give them all the information you have about the child, such as description, clothing, photo and where they were last seen. It is also worth contacting volunteer organisations that search for missing children. In addition, you can use the Findmykids app, leaving a request there and providing basic information about the child, so that users in the vicinity will receive notifications about the search.How does the Findmykids app help keep kids safe and find them more efficiently?
Findmykids allows parents to always be aware of where their child is. Parents can be notified of their child's movements and react quickly if something goes wrong. The app also connects parents and search parties, helping to quickly establish joint action when needed. All of this makes a child's world a safer place.What cities does the search function work in?
The Findmykids app with its full range of features is nationwide and available in all countries of operation, including missing child alertsHow the search is organized in the application
Reports of missing persons come from a variety of sources - users, volunteers, police and foundations. Each report is pre-screened by our specialist. After that, depending on the situation, the responsible employee manually sets the radius of distribution, so we achieve maximum coverage in the area where it is most relevant. We keep a close eye on developments: we update the alerts if new information becomes available, and quickly remove them when a child is found.What challenges do volunteers and police face during the search?
When organizing a search, it is important that there is clear cooperation between police officers and volunteers. The search can be complicated if parents do not immediately seek help or provide incomplete information about the child. The less is known about the possible reasons for the disappearance - for example, a family quarrel or problems at school - the more difficult it is to build an effective plan of action and find the child quickly. It is critical for volunteers to receive accurate and timely data in order to join the search as effectively as possible.