
At Missing In America Network, we believe prevention begins with education. This resource center provides tools, checklists, and educational materials to help families protect children, strengthen communication, and recognize potential risks before a crisis occurs.
In an emergency, every second matters. Having your child’s identifying information prepared ahead of time can help law enforcement respond more quickly and accurately if your child ever goes missing. Current photos, fingerprints, physical descriptions, and a DNA sample may assist in search and recovery efforts.
Missing In America Network and the Arizona Missing Child Task Force encourage families to complete and safely store a Child Identification Kit for each child in their household.
Once completed, place the identification kit inside a plastic folder or waterproof document sleeve and store it in a secure location at home that is easily accessible to parents or guardians in the event of an emergency.
We recommend updating your child’s information, photo, and fingerprints every 6 to 12 months as they grow and change.
Prepared by in partnership with the Arizona Missing Child Task Force.
To complete this identification kit, you will need:

Children rarely leave home without a reason. Understanding warning signs and maintaining open communication can help prevent a crisis.


✔ Listen without judgment
✔ Create a safe space for conversation
✔ Stay connected with school and community activities
✔ Know your child's friends
✔ Seek support when concerns arise
✔ Take threats to run away seriously
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