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皇冠体育appre was also a demonstration of the Child Rescue Alert System, which is designed to alert the public to an abduction or other high risk child disappearance.

Touring the office, the Minister learnt about plans for this year鈥檚 , which the Home Office will again be supporting this year. Since last year鈥檚 social media campaign, ten of the children and young people featured in appeals have been found.

Minister for Preventing Abuse and Exploitation, Karen Bradley, said:

This government recognises that missing children are particularly vulnerable to harm and exploitation, and that they, and their families, deserve the best possible support and protection.

International Missing Children鈥檚 Day is an opportunity to raise vital awareness of these children and young people.

I look forward to working closely with Missing People and other partners and am delighted to offer my support to 鈥樆使谔逵齛pp Big Tweet鈥�. I encourage everyone to get involved.

Chief Executive of Missing People, Jo Youle, said:

We were delighted to welcome the Minister to Missing People today and to introduce her to the work of the charity within the first fortnight of her new role.

We discussed priorities for improving services and support for missing people and their families including the need for guardianship legislation to enable families to protect their missing loved one鈥檚 finances and property, and the need for better support for children and adults who return from being missing.

I really look forward to working closely with the Minister and welcome her keen interest in the work of the charity and the needs of vulnerable missing people and their families.

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