Georgia advocates an interdisciplinary approach to all components of the missing children' s issue. The real solution is to evolve through defining individual roles and learning from each other. Law enforcement won't trust us until and unless we demonstrate our usefulness. The same goes for families, the media, and any other entities. Once you get the components together, you can form a plan and save time.
Time is the killer.
After having consulted on cases and fundraising efforts for many years, the KlaasKids Foundation is currently assisting the VCA with a Kidnap Response Guide. This much-needed and long awaited publication will ensure that families faced with the daunting task of recovering a missing child will be able to draw upon decades of knowledge and experience unavailable in any other form. We don't have much money, so sometimes we have to be creative, even beg. These are the children who have fallen through the cracks, and without us they would end up as lost souls, without options. The KlaasKids Foundation works with the IASC to find funding and share resources so that both organizations can draw upon a greater library of knowledge and experience.