United Search Corps
Are you wearing red today? Did you know that May 5th marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing Indigenous Women and Girls? This day is a solemn reminder of the urgent need to address the ongoing crisis of missing a…
Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of prioritizing our mental health and providing support to those in need. We should also acknowledge the mental health challenges many active military & #veteran…
I have been fortunate enough to work alongside individuals who are passionate about finding missing persons. Unfortunately, the issue of missing persons is a prevalent one, and one that we need to address as a society. O…
Losing someone you love is tragic. Losing someone you love and not knowing what happened to them is a nightmare. This reality is all too common in missing persons cases around the world. Not knowing and no evidence to go…
Volunteers are the most valuable aspect of SAR. In addition to reducing the strain on state and local police departments to man these operations, volunteering provides resources in many cases where resources are general…
Nobody expects to have their loved one go missing. Whether it is your friend, neighbor and/or community member, what you do in the event of your loved one vanishing can directly impact the likelihood they will be found. …
