Family Member Information Forum

Often, families of the missing feel as if they’ve been left alone. They also aren’t automatically provided with information that could be critical to resolving the case.

Unfortunately, when someone is missing, no one hands you a manual and tells you how you might be feeling, what is normal in this unique situation, or what you should do.

The Project Jason Family Information Forum is designed to alleviate those feelings by providing a place for you to learn about the various aspects of the search for your missing loved one, including self-help.

The family member information forum is a private forum reserved only for those who have registered their missing persons cases with Project Jason. In this forum, members can read a variety of documents that will aid them in the search for their missing loved one.

These topics include self-help, finding a counselor, DNA submissions,  fingerprints and dental records, reward funds,  working with the media, protecting the case integrity and yourself, and more.

Family members of missing persons will learn that despite the difficulties faced, they can empower themselves with knowledge and self-understanding.

Family Member Chat

Registered family members also have access to a private, simple to use, and secure chat room within the Project Jason forum. Group chats will be held bi-monthly with moderators Kelly Murphy and Denise Harrison leading the discussion. Family members may also use the room to meet with other registered family members, anytime, night or day.

Families will benefit from networking with each other, gaining insight from the experiences of those who live with ambiguous loss, that is, living in the “not knowing”.

These benefits are open to eligible family members of missing persons whose cases have been registered with us for services.

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