International Missing Children Day is recognized on May 25th each year to raise awareness about the thousands of children who go missing around the world. This day serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting and safeguarding children from harm and abduction. It highlights the need for families, communities, and governments to work together to ensure the safety and well-being of children.

On International Missing Children Day, various organizations and individuals come together to educate the public about the risks and dangers facing children, as well as the resources available to help locate missing children. Through campaigns, events, and initiatives, efforts are made to prevent child abductions and promote child safety strategies. Images of missing children are often shared on social media and in public spaces to increase awareness and encourage people to report any sightings or information.

By sharing information and raising awareness on International Missing Children Day, we can help reunite missing children with their families and prevent future disappearances. It is a day to remember the children who are still missing, support their families, and advocate for stronger laws and policies to protect children from abduction and exploitation. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of missing children and work towards a safer world for all.