Hope Alive 845, a nonprofit organization dedicated to locating missing children, adults, and runaways, has launched its new High-Risk Runaway Program, designed to prevent children from running away and help families facing this critical issue.

 

The High-Risk Runaway Program offers a free, in-person consultation with your child, where a representative from Hope Alive 845 will speak directly to them about the dangers of running away, how to find support in challenging times, and the importance of staying connected with their family and community.

 

 

•No cost to families: This program is provided at no cost, in line with Hope Alive 845’s mission to reduce the number of missing and runaway children.

•Personalized conversations: Our team will work with your family to arrange a meeting with your child, creating a safe space for honest and supportive dialogue.

•Preventative focus: By addressing concerns early and providing resources, the program aims to stop runaway cases before they happen.

 

“We know how devastating it is when a child goes missing,” said Domingo Ramos, founder of Hope Alive 845. “Our High-Risk Runaway Program is here to provide families with the tools and support they need to keep their children safe, before it’s too late.”

 

Families concerned that their child may be at high risk of running away can contact Hope Alive 845 by emailing HopeAlive845@gmail.com or by filling out the online form at this link to schedule a meeting.

 

Hope Alive 845 is committed to locating missing people and preventing new disappearances through community outreach, education, and advocacy. Founded in honor of Shanice Harris, who has been missing for eight years, the organization partners with law enforcement, families, and community leaders to reduce the number of missing persons across Sullivan County and beyond.

 

For more information, or to schedule a meeting for the High-Risk Runaway Program, visit hopealive845.com