Texas Center for the Missing

Texas Center for the Missing is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization headquartered in Houston, Texas. This organization employs 5 to 9 individuals and operates with a revenue of $2.5 million. Texas Center for the Missing is dedicated to serving the 14 counties within the Houston-Galveston region. The center provides a variety of services including crisis intervention, prevention, and community education related to child abductions, runaways, internet lures, and endangered adults. They are the designated Amber Alert provider for the region. Texas Center for the Missing believes that educating children and families about safety, training law enforcement on issuing local Amber Alerts, and raising community awareness are crucial in decreasing the number of missing children and endangered adults. Texas Center for the Missing is committed to activating community resources 24/7 to ensure a swift and safe return for missing children and endangered adults. Their website, thetexascenter.org, offers more information about their services and mission. The organization also maintains a presence on social media platforms, inviting the public to connect with them on Facebook at www.fb.com/TXCenter and Twitter at @TXCenter. For inquiries or to learn more about Texas Center for the Missing, you can visit their website at thetexascenter.org or their Better Business Bureau Accreditation page at http://ow.ly/cm6xT.