"Developed by Dr. Sarah Wayland, this guidebook outlines suggestions for effective support services from counsellors, police, the media and the larger community when dealing with families of missing persons."​

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"This fact sheet provides a brief overview of ambiguous loss. The fact sheet is excerpted from the An Uncertain Hope guidebook. The guidebook was developed by the Missing People's Charity in the United Kingdom."

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"This article will provide an overview of how these programs are being delivered and identify the impact they have had on clients, investigators and police-family relationships."​

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"​Provides information about supporting a work colleague who is living with the disappearance of a loved one. Excerpt from the "Missing People: A Guide for Family Members and Service Providers"."

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"Please Bring Me Home’s mission is to solicit anonymous tips regarding cold case missing persons across Canada. Our goal is to find the missing and bring them home to their family and friends."​

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"A brief outline of what you can expect the police do in the event of someone being a missing person."​

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A toolkit to assist families of missing persons and persons at risk.​

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"The Saskatchewan Missing Persons Partnership (SMPP) (formerly called the Provincial Partnership Committee on Missing Persons) was formed in 2005 to support families of long-term missing persons (persons missing longer than six months)."​

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"Advice on what to do if someone is missing."

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"This document provides tips for supporting those living with a missing loved one. The suggestions are based on the experience of a family member living with a missing loved one."

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"Developed by the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime this guide provides victims with information about the focus of the media; the impact of media on victims; the risks/benefits of speaking to the media; tips for interacting with the media and high-profile cases."

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""MISSING" Guide - A guide for families and friends of individuals with a mental illness who have gone missing. This is a step-by-step resource designed to help families and friends understand their options and take concrete steps to help find their loved one."​

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"Maureen wrote the following to share her personal experiences about her journey to date after attending a workshop for families of missing adults on April 26 & 27, 2012, hosted by Ontario’s Missing Adults."
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"This fact sheet, written by the Canadian Centre for Information on Missing Adults, provides information about recognizing when a person has gone missing, waiting time for reporting and who can report a missing adult."
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"Provides an educational tool kit about what to do when a loved one goes missing. Developed and released by the Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) and their Sisters in Spirit (SIS) initative."
 

"​Provides families with a list of the types of information police will need when filing a missing person report. Developed and released by the Saskatchewan Provincial Partnership Committee on Missing Persons."

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"The media can be a powerful tool when asking the public for help in locating a missing adult.  The following suggestions are meant for those who may have limited experience in dealing with media."

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Template for missing person poster. "Missing person posters are an effective way to increase awareness about a missing loved one."​

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