FREE Training for Law Enforcement
Recovering Missing Persons:
Disabilities / Dementia
About This Course
When someone with dementia or someone with Autism gets lost, it's not your typical missing persons case. Their conditions cause them to elope in predictable ways and this course will give you insights to recover them quicker, safer, and with fewer police resources.
This course will prepare you to understand what elopement is, assist during interactions with missing persons with disabilities and dementia, give you practical techniques to keep both the eloper and yourselves safe, and provide resources to help persons and caregivers. You will learn how to communicate with caregivers and what information is needed, how to create a plan for when you get the call, and what resources to look for and give.
This course is currently available and free to any officer or department within the 10 Southern California counties (including and south of Kern and San Luis Obispo Counties). Due to grant terms, we may not permit people who are not affiliated with a law enforcement agency in the above counties.
POST CCN: 1239-33361
This training has made me more aware of safety tips during an elopement
Clear and straightforward information that is relative
Wonderful presentation with real-world experiences and referral resources
What You'll Learn In This Course
Best Practices in Recovering Vulnerable Missing Persons
Where to look first
How to communicate with parents and caregivers
Understand Elopement Behaviors
Be Prepared
Respond to your missing persons call from a position of advantage:
Resources
Planning
Coordinate Your Response
FREE RESOURCE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
The Quick Details of this Training
4 Hour Zoom Course
Funded through the Kevin and Avonte Grant (FREE to You)
Who Is This Course For?
Sworn Law Enforcement Personnel
What Categories Do We Focus On?
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Dementia
Elopement Behavior
Search Practices
Resources
And so much more!
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this free?
This training is brought to officers through the Kevin and Avonte Grant.
Why Get Safe?
We have been around for decades. We work with communities and law enforcement. This allows us to hear the complaints from both sides. We use this information in our training to bridge the divide between cop and community. We know that all cops are also parts of community, but not all communities have an understanding of our cops. We give a voice to community and law enforcement using the training and experience of our instructors that is quite extensive.
