Helping Aboriginal
families find their
missing loved ones.
NEW MISSING ALERTS
HELPING YOU FIND MISSING LOVED ONES
Our purpose is to help families find their missing loved ones.
We can help you by posting a missing person profile of your loved one to our website, today.
Please fill out our form and we will create a profile of your family member or friend to post on our website. Each profile has a link to print a missing persons poster that you can share online or print and post around your community.
HELP FIND MISSING LOVED ONES
Aboriginal people go missing everyday across our country. Many people are found quickly but many remain missing for years.
Aboriginal Alert is reaching out to you to ask for your help to locate Aboriginal people reported missing.
The quicker we can let people know an Aboriginal person is missing the quicker they may be found.
You can help us spread the word when an Aboriginal person goes missing by sharing our alerts.
Become a Community Champion
Join our community and find out how you can help today.
Become a Community Supporter
Learn how you can support Aboriginal Communities.
Become Involved
Every bit counts. Your support can help find people.
Support is available. Reach out.
1-800-668-6868
Text: 686868
1-844-413-6649
1-866-925-4419
1-833-456-4566
Text: 45645
1-855-242-3310
for Trans People
1-877-330-6366
#MMIWG
The #MMIWG hashtag represents the human rights issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls in Canada.
This crisis has devastating consequences for the Indigenous women and girls and their communities.
#REDDRESSALERT
The #RedDressAlert hashtag represents the movement focused on the impact of violence against Indigenous women and girls in Canada. The red dress symbolizes the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and it is a call to action to raise awareness and demand justice.
These hashtags are used on Missing Alerts for women and girls and other posts related to raising awareness about this crisis.
#MMIMB
The #MMIMB hashtag represents the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men & Boys in Canada.
This often overlooked crisis has significant impacts on Indigenous communities, causing pain, trauma, and a sense of loss.
#REDDRUMALERT
The #RedDrumAlert hashtag represents the issue of violence against Indigenous men and boy in Canada. The red drum symbolizes the pain, heartbreak and loss that Indigenous communities face because of this issue.
These hashtags are used on Missing Alerts for men and boys and other posts related to raising awareness and supporting Indigenous men and boys.