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Team HOPE
Established in 1998. It became a program of the NCMEC in 2004 as part of the Family Advocacy Division.
A Dream Technology Recruitment process Training Modifications
Maturing into a Professional Program
Who We Are
Team HOPE is a group of ordinary people who one day were forced to live every parent’s nightmare. They know the pain, fear, frustration and loneliness that comes with having a missing or sexually exploited child. With this knowledge and experience, they offer peer support to families of missing and sexually exploited children.
Our Volunteer Parents
What We Do
Help families in crisis with a missing, sexually exploited, or recovered child as they handle the day-to-day issues of coping
Help provide peer support, emotional support, compassion, coping tools, empowerment and resources.
Help instill courage, determination and hope in parents and other family members.
Help provide resources and referral to FAD
NCMEC Family
Advocacy Director
Team HOPE
Program Manager
East Coast Team
Coordinator
Central Region
Team Coordinat
or
Mountain Region
Team Coordinat
or
West Coast Team
Coordinator
Team Coordinat
orSpecializi
ng in Parental
Abduction
Team Coordinat
orSpanish speaking
Volunteer Team
Volunteer Team
Volunteer Team
Volunteer Team
Volunteer Team
Volunteer Team
TeamCoordinator
Specializing inChild
Exploitation
Team Hope Organizational Chart
Case type Total 1/1/2010 to 11/1/2010
Endangered Runaway 6565
Family Abduction 1000
International Abduction 143
Lost Injured Missing 85Non Family Abduction
Internet Lure 53
59
Total 7885
Case Statistics
28 volunteer trainingsTrained over 570 volunteersContacted over 67,000 familiesSupported high profile cases
The goals for the training are:
Teach the role and responsibilities as a Team HOPE volunteer
Understand how Team HOPE and NCMEC operate Resources Skills and tools helpful in serving searching families Feedback Understand self-care Identify secondary trauma and compassion fatigue
Team HOPE Volunteer Trainings
Team HOPE Volunteer Trainings
Share our stories Listening skills Grief and Loss Trauma Supporting LE Crisis Intervention Resources Preparation for Child’s
Return
Compassion Fatigue Communication Skills Self Care Cultural Sensitivity
Family Advocacy Outreach Network
FAON is a referral network that provides sliding fee or pro bono services to parents and families of missing and sexually exploited children. FAON seeks professionals experienced in crisis management and family trauma who are willing to provide therapeutic services for these families.
Reunification Help
Domestic Reunification Collaboration with the
NRS and Greyhound buses
Provides mediation assistance with the child
Can help identify local resources available to the family.
Victim Reunification Travel Program
Provides funds for international travel for a missing child’s parent or guardian to attend a custody hearing or be reunited with a child located in another country when the family cannot pay to travel.
Questions
Carol Ryan
703-402-4659
866-305-4673
Thank you