Together towards #ZeroMissingKids

Our Network

These organisations support
AMBER Alert Europe

AMBER Alert Europe brings together 85 organisations across 29 countries—law enforcement agencies, interior ministries, NGOs, universities, police academies, media outlets, and private sector partners. Each contributes expertise, reach, or resources to a shared mission: protecting children from going missing and bringing them home when they do.

google logo

Google’s AdGrants program aids AMBER Alert Europe by offering free advertising space on its search engine, which is used to raise public awareness about the issue of missing children across Europe. This crucial support helps AMBER Alert Europe educate the public and promote their initiatives to improve child safety.

2manydots logo partner

Website builder and hosting partner 2MANYDOTS significantly enhanced AMBER Alert Europe’s digital outreach by sponsoring and executing a comprehensive redesign of our website, improving accessibility and user experience. Continuing their support, 2MANYDOTS also hosts the site, ensuring its reliable performance to aid our mission of raising awareness about missing children across Europe.

netpresenter logo partner

Netpresenter, a software company specializing in communication and alert solutions, supports AMBER Alert Europe by dedicating staff hours to assist various departments within the organization. This contribution involves providing specialized skills and expertise to enhance operations, communications, and other critical areas.

Innocean Berlin

INNOCEAN, a global marketing and communications service provider, has played a pivotal role in enhancing AMBER Alert Europe’s initiatives through the development of several prevention and awareness-raising campaigns. By offering the expertise of their employees across project management, design, strategy, PR, and creative fields, they have enabled effective communication and promotional strategies. This support has significantly boosted public engagement and awareness of child safety issues across Europe.

Participating organisations

 

Member of the FRA Fundamental Rights Platform

CEPOL Framework Partner 2024-2027

Member of the EU Commission’s AI Alliance

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Action Against Abduction - UK
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Ministere de la Justice - Luxembourg
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Ministere de la Securite Interieure - Luxembourg
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ActiveFence - Israel
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Antwerp University - Belgium
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Associação Portuguesa de Crianças Desaparecidas (APCD) - Portugal
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Bonn University - Germany
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Borns Vilkar Copenhagen - Denmark
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Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Canterbury University - UK
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Centre For Missing And Exploited Children - Croatia
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Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) - UK
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Child Helpline at the Slovak Committee for UNICEF - Slovakia
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Cork University - Ireland
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Cottbus University - Germany
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Missing Persons Centre KGP, National Police - Poland
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Child Rights Centre Albania - Albania
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Dallas Baptist University - USA
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East London University - UK
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Fundación ANAR - Spain
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Glasgow Caledonian University - UK
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Goldsmiths University of London - UK
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Greek Safer Internet Centre - Greece
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Groupcall - UK
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International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children - USA
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Instituto de Apoio à Criança - Portugal
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International Child Development Initiatives - The Netherlands
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Irish National Police - Ireland
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ITAKA Centre for Missing People - Poland
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Initiative Vermisste Kinder - Germany
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Journalists for Human Rights - North Macedonia
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Kadunud - Estonia
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Katholieke Universiteit Leuven - Belgium
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Leiden University - The Netherlands
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Locate Missing People - UK
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Lusofona University of Lisbon - Portugal
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Maastricht University - The Netherlands
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Malta Police Force - Malta
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Missing Children Society of Canada
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National Coordination Mechanism of the Search for Missing Children - The Czech Republic
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Ministry of the Interior - North Macedonia
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Ministry of Home Affairs and National Security - Malta
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Ministry of the Interior - Serbia
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Mittweida University - Germany
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Missing Persons’ Families Support Centre Lithuania - Lithuania
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Murdoch University - Australia
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National College of Ireland
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National Police - Lithuania
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National Police Board - Finland
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Österreich Findet Euch - Austria
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Partners Hungary Alapítvány
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Police Academy of Lower Saxony - Germany
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Police Ceske Republiky - The Czech Republic
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Police College Zagreb - Croatia
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Police University of Hamburg - Germany
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La Police Grand-Ducale - Luxembourg
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Swedish Police Authority - Sweden
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Dutch Missing Persons Bureau - The Netherlands
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National Police – Central Operational Service - Italy
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QSD Desaparecidos - Spain
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Red Barnett Copenhagen - Denmark
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Ministry of the interior - Republic of Srpska
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RijnmondVeilig - The Netherlands
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Rome Sapienza University - Italy
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Salford University - UK
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Salvati Copiii (Save the Children) - Romania
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Skola Dokoran - Slovakia
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Southern University of New Orleans - USA
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Staffordshire University - UK
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Tbilisi State University - Georgia
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University of Cologne - Germany
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University of Georgia
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Malmö University - Sweden
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University of Maribor - Slovenia
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University of Montreal - Canada
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University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Law & Securities - Bosnia & Herzegovina
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University of Warsaw - Poland
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University of Westminster - UK
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Victim Support Europe - Belgium
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VOST Euskadi - Spain
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WeProtect Global Alliance - UK
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Join our network

AMBER Alert Europe works with participating organisations across Europe—each contributing what they can to the mission of zero missing children.

Government agencies and ministries help shape policy and connect us to national law enforcement. Universities and police academies contribute research capacity and train the next generation of experts. NGOs bring frontline experience and local reach. Media partners help us mobilise the public when a child goes missing. Companies provide funding, technology, or pro bono expertise.

There’s no single way to participate. What matters is the shared commitment: fewer missing children, more families reunited.

Interested in becoming a participating organisation?