Services for Families of Missing Children Support for Finding Missing Children

• Cooperate with the Korea Institute of Science and Technology to utilize an age progression technology for missing children
• Provide materials needed to find missing children, such as leaflets and banners
• Provide GPS trackers to prevent missing people with disabilities
• Support searching for missing children in cooperation with the Korean National Police Agency

Support for Families of Missing Children

• Offer counselling services to ease emotional distress
• Provide financial support including medical expenses

Genetic Identification and Management of Missing Children

• Encode genetic samples received from police stations to request a DNA test to the National Forensic Service
• Manage a genetic database

Reunion Service

• Provide services for reunion of families of missing children

Reporting System for Missing Children

• Report cases of missing children to a local police station

Education and Promotion

• Educate on prevention of child from going missing 
• Make and disseminate manual for education to prevent going missing
• Offer in-home education on preventing child abductions for children, youth, teachers, and parents

Campaign to Prevent Children From Going Missing

• Organize a variety of advertisements and campaigns to attract public attention on missing children with an aim to prevent social issues resulting from children from going missing
• Disseminate posters on prevention of children from going missing

Campaign to Promote Finding Missing Children

• Produce and disseminate posters containing information of missing children and registration of genetic information
• Transmit advertisements based on the results of developed contents on finding missing children
• Support organizations or businesses which participate in posting pictures of missing children
• Operate both online and offline channels for advertisements

Missing Children’s Day and Missing Children’s Week

• Korea has been celebrating the International Missing Children’s Day (May 25) since 2007 to be a part of global efforts to promote public awareness on missing children and ask for continuous support and attention.