Missing Persons Week

National Missing Persons Week 2025 National Missing Persons National missing persons week an annual week of action that takes place in australia during the first week of august to raise awareness of the significant issues surrounding missing persons. the week is also used to profile long term missing persons, and to educate the australian community. Under the theme forever loved, this year’s campaign honours the enduring grief, love, and hope held by families whose loved ones have vanished without a trace – and whose absence is felt every single day. more than 50,000 missing persons reports are made across australia each year.

National Missing Persons Week 2021 National Missing Persons Missing persons week has been proclaimed in saskatchewan every year since 2013 and is organized by the smpp, which is a unique collaboration between government, police agencies, indigenous and community based organizations. National missing persons week (nmpw) is an annual week to raise awareness of the issues and impacts surrounding missing persons in australia. National missing persons week is an annual week of action that takes place during the first week of august to raise awareness of the significant issues surrounding missing persons. This national missing persons week (3 9 august 2025) the wa police force, alongside the australian federal police and the national missing persons coordination centre, are urging the community to come forward with information that could help bring answers to families of long term missing persons.

National Missing Persons Week National Missing Persons National missing persons week is an annual week of action that takes place during the first week of august to raise awareness of the significant issues surrounding missing persons. This national missing persons week (3 9 august 2025) the wa police force, alongside the australian federal police and the national missing persons coordination centre, are urging the community to come forward with information that could help bring answers to families of long term missing persons. The salvation army has encouraged people who have lost contact with loved ones to connect to its family tracing service as national missing persons week kicks off. Missing persons week is an annual national campaign, traditionally launched on the last sunday in july, to raise awareness of the issues and impacts surrounding missing persons and runs until saturday, august 9. During national missing persons week this year, the focus is on the impact on loved ones when someone goes missing. even the smallest piece of information could be the key to finding out what happened – so parents, children, siblings and friends get some relief from not knowing. Today marks the start of national missing persons week 2024. today, 150 australians will go missing; thankfully, most will be found, but some will not. my mum, tina louise greer, is one of 2,600 long term missing persons. the issue of missing persons is complex, as no two cases are the same.