Missing persons cases are complex and varied. Over 11,000 missing persons reports are submitted to police every year in New Zealand.
In New Zealand a missing person is defined as anyone who is reported missing to police, whose whereabouts are unknown, and where there are concerns for the safety and welfare of that person.
Outlines what to do if a person suffering from dementia or cognitive impairment goes missing. … More
This page provides you with advice on talking to the media about a missing person case, and emphasises cooperation between family and Police case officers. … More
Do not hesitate to contact professional help if ongoing support is needed. Contact your doctor, counsellor, therapist or community health centre for advice. If a loved one is located and returns home… More
If you have concerns for a missing New Zealander’s safety overseas and all other avenues of enquiry have been exhausted, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade may be able to try to locate the mi… More
When travelling overseas there are a few things you can do to help prevent yourself from being reported missing, or make it easier to find you should anything happen. … More