Resources for
Missing Children

Intervention as soon as possible is important! FEE Advocates have experience working with high-risk, endangered, and missing youth and their caregivers and families. We can also help guide you through the process with law enforcement and research and connect you with services and resources that your family needs. We know there are no easy solutions and this is a complicated issue but we’re here to help! Sometimes you just need a little support.

Specialized Assistance:
Collaborating with experts in this field, we recommend SAFE Haven of Racine.
Website: https://safehavenofracine.org/, Contact: (262) 637-9559, available 24/7

SAFE Haven Shelter is an eight-bed multicultural community-based residential shelter,
locally controlled by SAFE Haven of Racine, Inc. Licensed by the State, it serves youth 10 to
age 17 in need of emergency shelter due to runaway behaviors and homelessness. Youth
ages 10 to 16 years old need parent/guardian permission to stay. The project offers
counseling for both youth and family members, residential and non-residential services,
outreach to the community, and more. SAFE Haven staff actively engage in preventing youth from running away or becoming
homeless through drop-in or home-based services.

When youth are running away and acting out, they must have access to as many resources as possible to support them. Creating a collaborative network for your child to reach out to is critical. School counselors, educators, social workers, medical professionals, school resource officers, Child Protective Services, law enforcement, advocates, and other professionals can assist in supporting your child during these difficult times.