MISSING IN IRELAND SUPPORT SERVICE COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE

The National Missing Persons Helpline is a non-profit charity dedicated to supporting families and friends of missing persons across Ireland. By offering a confidential point of contact and a range of practical resources, the helpline brings hope and guidance to those affected, while also working to raise public awareness of missing-person issues through varied outreach activities.

Backed by the Department of Justice, the service is overseen by a board of directors that includes Dermot Browne, Dermot Connaughton, Lorraine Browne, Gina Reamonn, Seamus Keena, Rachel Drennan and Rachel Edwards (GB). The organisation adheres to the Governance Code for the Community, Voluntary and Charitable Sector, ensuring transparent and accountable operations.

Through its compassionate approach, the National Missing Persons Helpline provides a vital lifeline, connecting those in need with information, emotional support and the reassurance that they are not alone.