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MPR is proud to announce its all new Chat Rooms.

MISSING PERSONS, COMMUNITY CHATROOM
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You can share space, video, and sound allowing your camera and sound to be on MPR while you are on the chat page. The first of its kind on The World Wide Web.

Welcome To Missing Persons Registry and Missing Children Registry®

Welcome To Missing Persons Registry® and

Missing Children Registry®

Millions of children and adults are reported missing each and every year. Causing extreme pain, hardship and suffering to families and friends. It is the mission of Missing Persons Registry.Com and Missing Children Registry.Com to make available to the public (free of charge) a form that allows instant internet postings of missing persons of any age, race or religion, throughout the world. It is our goal to provide a clearinghouse of information that may assist the efforts of law enforcement and provide loved ones a way to reunite with their families and friends.

NOTE: To All Municipal Corporations and Agencies, MPR is now sharing and accepting our Databases with you. For more information please Contact Us Here. Missing Persons Registry and its affiliate internet sites are NOT ASSOCIATED WITH ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY.

Ask yourself, "What if I'm the person that becomes missing?". Now you can register with MPR, and if you are the one that becomes missing MPR will have your profile just as you created it. All your photos and private information that may assist law enforcement in helping to locate you. This is another service provided by MPR at no charge to you.

Register Here.

"IN GOD WE TRUST"

Thought of the day

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people are registering their missing people. It's a nice thing we've done but it's not enough. I don't know, call me crazy but every day it eats away at me, a feeling inside that makes me feel as if I am responsible for people, people I don't even know. The thought of an innocent person, child, a mother or father, lonely in the dark wondering if anybody's thinking of them, if anybody's praying for them, if anybody's looking for them. It's me, it's you. Let's take the next step, let's give them a tool, a tool that may help to save a life. I know it's a small thing we're doing and can be dismissed as insignificant, unneeded, a waste of time, I don't know the answer, but I do know what I feel inside, I have a mission to help humanity. Help me to take the next step. There is no time to waste don't kid yourself we are needed we are being called upon.

Max, MPR

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05/06/2009: Press Release: MPR announces A Non-Profit 501(c)(3) organization ready to accept tax deductable donations and Grants. Now you can donate feeling confident your donation is being spent wisely. MPR is a network system to find Missing Children and Missing People to provide services worldwide using online community technologies. MPR consists of private individuals dedicated in providing “Cutting Edge” technologies to locate Missing Children and all Missing Persons throughout the world, pursuant to its mission and its congressional mandates (see 42 U.S.C. §§ 5771 et seq.; 42 U.S.C. § 11606; 22 C.F.R. § 94.6).

04/24/2009: It's a very exciting day here at MPR, we are officially a 501c3 organization ready to accept tax deductable donations and Grants. Now you can donate feeling confident your donation is being spent wisely and you can take a tax deduction for it..!

04/13/2009: New look, more services, more features.

04/06/2009: MPR's first Missing Persons Poster mail out. The search is on. Max

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SAFETY TIPS

The Police suggest the follow safety tips to help parents to keep their children safe:

Parents should take an active role in their children's lives. Parents should know where their children are at all times, and be familiar with their children's friends and daily activities.
Parents should teach their children to ask for permission from them first before going anywhere or with anyone.
Parents should teach their children to use the "buddy system" and to never travel alone.
Parents should teach their children that if something makes them feel uneasy or uncomfortable, they should get away quickly and tell their parents or a trusted adult about what had happened.
Parents should teach their children that it is okay to be suspicious of an adult asking for assistance, many child predators use this technique to isolate and distract a possible child victim.
Parents should assure their children that they have the right to say "no" when they sense something is wrong.
Children should know their home address and telephone number, and know how to contact their parents if there is an emergency (for example; a relative's telephone number or the parent's work telephone number).
The parents should devise a code word that the child can learn in case there is an emergency, and a trusted adult needs to contact the child. The child should be taught that the code word is special and should not be shared with their friends.
Parents should teach their children how to dial "911" when asking for help in an emergency. Parents should teach their children that when they are talking on the telephone to the "911" operator, they should tell the person their name, speak loudly, slowly and clearly, and not to hang-up.