34 missing children were located through the Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation. The operation is a collaborative effort involving NCPTF, New York State, and local and federal law enforcement, social support professionals, advocates, NGOs, and private-sector partners.
In the past 24 months, these operations have helped locate 202 endangered missing children in the state of New York.

21 missing children were located through the Southwest Florida Missing Child Rescue Operation through a collaborative effort involving NCPTF and INTERCEPT Task Force, local, state, and federal law enforcement, social support professionals, advocates, NGOs, and private-sector partners. This rescue mission transformed the lives of vulnerable kids and strengthen future efforts to protect our communities.

44 missing children were located through the Westchester Missing Child Rescue Operation through a collaborative effort involving NCPTF and the New York Missing Persons Clearinghouse and Office of Children & Family Services, local law enforcement, social support professionals, NGOs, and private-sector partners. This rescue mission transformed the lives of vulnerable kids and strengthen future efforts to protect our communities.

In a first-of-its-kind effort, 23 missing and endangered children were located across six counties in Northeast Florida through a powerful collaboration led by the National Child Protection Task Force. This Missing Child Rescue Operation brought together more than 30 local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, child protection professionals, nonprofit organizations, and private-sector partners. Their united effort has strengthened the regional safety net for vulnerable youth and set a new standard for multi-agency response in Florida.

In a historic operation, 64 missing children were located in the Capital Region of New York through a collaborative effort involving NCPTF, law enforcement, and support services. This rescue mission in the Capital Region brought together expertise from more than 60 local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private partners to transform the lives of vulnerable kids and strengthen future efforts to protect our communities.