Missing Children Society of Canada: Finding Common Ground in the Search for Missing Children

CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 11, 2011) -

Editor's Note: There is a video associated with this press release.

A landmark partnership in the search for missing children in Canada has been forged between the Missing Children Society of Canada (MCSC) and Child Find Alberta (CFA). Officially announced today via a video press release, the new partnership will see the two organizations officially collaborate in reaching their common goals. For details, please view the video statement from Amanda Pick, Executive Director of MCSC and Brad Bostock, Executive Director of CFA.

Since 1986, MCSC has operated comprehensive hands-on investigative programs to assist police and searching families in the active and ongoing search for abducted and missing children. MCSC employs a team of former police detectives and highly trained investigators to keep the search, and hope, alive.

Established in 1983, Child Find Alberta works to create safe communities for all children through collaboration, partnership and advocacy. The organization stands as a leader in educating the public about child safety issues and prevention.

About the Missing Children Society of Canada

Since 1986, the Missing Children Society of Canada has been reuniting missing children with their searching families through professional investigations, public awareness and family support programs. MCSC's team of former police detectives and trained investigators work closely with law enforcement while conducting frontline, hands-on investigative and search activities.

About Child Find Alberta

Child Find Alberta is dedicated to the personal safety of all children. Incorporated in 1983, Child Find Alberta provides valuable resources in the prevention and location of missing children and works cooperatively with public agencies and non-profit organizations engaged in the area of child protection and advocacy.

To view the video associated with this press release, please see the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfY0Jl_bKEs