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If you are caring for someone at risk of going missing, you might want to have a look at the Herbert Protocol. Named after a war veteran called George Herbert, the Herbert Protocol helps you to establish information about someone who’s at risk before they go missing. In the event that they later do go missing, you’re able to quickly share the information with the police force. We’ve linked some national information below, but you’ll be able to find the information for your local police force and their forms by carrying out an internet search. The police will ask additional questions about what happened if/when the individual goes missing, but having the protocol ready helps you to think about important information beforehand when you’re not in a moment of intense stress.
https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-s...gether-magazine/scheme-support-missing-people
Published: Nov 23, 2023