Every Child Safe from Harm

It's a pretty simple statement and one that every person can support and believe in. Child Find Alberta provides awareness and education programs on the prevention of missing and exploited children to parents, children and communities in Alberta. Through collaboration, partnership and advocacy, Child Find Alberta strives to create a safe environment for all children.

The concept of the Green Ribbon of Hope was originated by the students and faculty of Holy Cross Secondary School in St. Catharines following the abduction and subsequent murder of one of their students, Kristen French. In memory of this tragedy, the students and faculty directed that their idea for the green ribbon be used exclusively by Child Find Canada as an avenue to increase national public awareness and to raise funds to support our education and search programs for missing children.
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May 25, 2012 is International Missing Childrens Day. To raise awarness for this extremely important day, Child Find Alberta is working with the National Centre for Missing and Exploited children and their program, Take 25: "A program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Take 25 aims to heighten awareness of children's personal safety issues. With a focus on prevention, the campaign encourages parents, guardians, and other role models to spend time talking to kids to teach them ways to be safer. Click here to learn more

Act Now to support Child Find Alberta in the 2012 Scotiabank Calgary Marathon. If you're already a participant, Join our team and help support a great cause through the Calgary Marathon Charity of Choice program. All registration money goes back to support our free educational programs in Alberta communities. If you're unable to participate, donations are gratefully accepted by followiing this link: Please Donate!