Ukraine - form EN - Missing Children Europe

FAQs

Call the hotline if you are a:

child who is missing from home / care or a child who is thinking of leaving home / care
parent or carer of a missing child
child, young person, or adult who has information about a missing child

Make a report to the police if you know of a child who has gone missing. This can be done by anybody, not just the parents or carers. You may also call the 116 000 hotline for support, advice, and to share valuable information about a missing child.

Who answers the calls?

Professionally trained Hotline Operators.

The 116 000 hotline is not available in my country, who can I contact instead?

Always contact your national police to report a missing child or to share information relating to a missing child.

Other national hotlines or children’s organisations are available in your country, you can find this online.

Who can call the 116 000 hotline?

Everyone. Children, young people, parents or carers, families, and third party adults.

If you know about a missing child or if you know of a child at risk of going missing, the 116 000 hotline will be able to support you.

What information am I required to give when I call the 116 000 hotline?

You will be asked for details related to the missing child and their circumstances.

The more information provided the more help this will be for the protection of the child.

REPORTING A MISSING CHILD IN UKRAINE

If you are currently in an EU country, Albania, Serbia, Switzerland or the UK, please do not use this form but instead call 116000 to report the missing child. You will get live support to deal with this issue from an experienced operator.

Please confirm that you are reporting a missing child from Ukraine(Required)

Yes, I confirm

Last name of the missing child(Required)

First name of the missing child(Required)

Translated name(s)

Gender(Required)

Female

Male

Other

Date of birth of the missing child(Required)

Nationality of the missing child(Required)

Date of disappearance. When was your child last seen or located?(Required)

Place of disappearance. Where was your child last seen or located?(Required)

Country City or Municipality

Other comments

E.g. Description of the child, more information about the disappearance.

Have you reported the missing child to the police?(Required)

Yes

To which police department have you reported the missing child? In which city or municipality did you report the case?(Required)

Please attach a clear and identifiable picture of the missing child here, if available.

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: jpg, png, pdf, Max. file size: 63 MB.

Please crop off any other persons from the picture so it’s clear who the missing child is.

You can attach any other relevant documents here. (For example: a copy of the report to the police, ID documents etc.)

Drop files here or

Max. file size: 63 MB.

YOUR INFORMATION

Last name of the person reporting the missing child. What is YOUR last name?(Required)

First name of the person reporting the missing child. What is YOUR first name?(Required)

Translated name(s)

Date of birth(Required)

Nationality(Required)

What is your relationship to the child reported missing?(Required)

Country of current residence

How can you be contacted?(Required)

Phone 1

Phone 2

E-mail

OTHER ORGANISATIONS YOU CAN REPORT MISSING PERSONS TO

Restoring Family Links – Red Cross Red Crescent Movement
The Family Links Network of the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement works together to help people who have lost contact with their family as a result of conflict, natural disaster or migration (all ages). Read more: https://familylinks.icrc.org

International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP)
ICMP endeavors to secure the co-operation of governments and other authorities in locating and identifying persons who go missing as a result of conflict, human rights abuses, disasters, organized crime, migration and other circumstances. To contact if: your family member is missing in the zone of conflict and presumed deceased. Read more: https://www.icmp.int

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