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- birth: 2002-07-22
- race: White
- sex: Female
- eye: Blue
- hair: Brown
Description:
UPDATE: we have confirmation that she has been seen but is in unsafe conditions. We will be contacting the police to cancel the missing persons report. Please keep her in your warm thoughts for an eventual safe return Daisy (Jade Olson) ha... more
Lost
- birth: 1990-01-01
- race: White
- height: 6
- sex: Male
- eye: Gray
- hair: Red
- weight: 185
Description:
#VERMONT #SeanBryanHawley #VETERAN MissingAge:25 MD: 5/9/2015 Sean Bryan Hawley is a U.S. #Navy #Veteran who went missing after last seen on the afternoon of May 9, 2015 in a black inflatable kayak by a witness in the area of Oak ledge Par... more
Lost
- birth: 1978-12-22
- race: Hispanic and Latino
- height: 6
- sex: Male
- eye: Black
- hair: Brown
- weight: 160
Description:
Anicua was last seen leaving his residence in in the 27000 block of Seco Canyon Road in Saugus Area in the Saugus area of Los Angeles, California at 1:00 p.m. on November 26, 2013. He has never been heard from again. He may have been drivi... more
Lost
- birth: 1900-01-01
- race: White
- height: 6
- sex: Male
- eye: Brown
- hair: Brown
- weight: 205
Description:
Angelich was last seen near the Preble Street Resource Center on Portland Street in Portland, Maine at 3:30 p.m. on October 7, 2013. He has never been heard from again. He was homeless and living on the streets at the time of his disappeara... more
Lost
- birth: 1971-11-16
- race: White
- sex: Female
- eye: Brown
- hair: Brown
- weight: 140
Description:
Alovert was last seen in Alameda, California on October 16, 2020. She has never been heard from again. Few details are available in her case. Investigating Agency Alameda Police Department 510-337-8340
Lost
- birth: 1968-01-01
- race: White
- sex: Female
- eye: Brown
- hair: Black
Description:
Almodovar was last seen in Villas, New Jersey on November 20, 2017. She has never been heard from again. For unclear reasons, her family did not report her missing until January 8, 2018, two and a half months later. Almodovar lived in Lowe... more
Lost
- birth: 1954-03-14
- race: White
- sex: Male
- eye: Brown
- hair: Gray
- weight: 175
Description:
Allen was last seen leaving the Duval County Jail in the 500 block of east Adams Street at 6:30 p.m. on September 30, 2019. He was carrying a brown paper bag at the time. He has never been heard from again. In spite of his dementia, Allen h... more
Lost
- birth: 1982-01-01
- race: White
- sex: Female
- eye: Hazel
- hair: Brown
- weight: 135
Description:
Carissa Weber was last known to be in the Medford Area with a male friend. He states she is no longer with him. She has a history of couch surfing and living a transient lifestyle.
Lost
- birth: 1945-01-08
- race: White
- sex: Male
- eye: Blue
- hair: Gray
Description:
Albright was last seen in Gilmer, Texas on July 6, 2019. He'd had a dispute with a neighbor and was last seen walking away from his home, which was at Gates Apartments in the 700 block of east Scott Street. He was headed in the direction of... more
Lost
- birth: 1965-02-19
- race: Native American or Alaska Native
- sex: Male
- eye: Brown
- hair: Black
- weight: 180
Description:
Aguilar's family last saw him in Santa Fe, New Mexico on September 4, 2016. He was homeless at the time of his disappearance and frequented the Pete's Place shelter and the Rufina Street area. He was sighted on surveillance video at the New... more
Nfound App. The search for missing adults, particularly elderly individuals, presents unique challenges. Age-related conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can significantly increase the risk of elderly adults becoming disoriented or lost. In response to this growing concern, innovative solutions are emerging. These solutions aim to aid in the search and recovery of missing elderly individuals. One such development is a new application created by Nfound. It is designed specifically to locate and assist in the safe return of elderly individuals.
Missing Adults Search. Understanding the Challenge
Elderly adults are especially vulnerable to going missing for various reasons, including cognitive impairments, mobility issues, and social isolation. When an elderly person goes missing, the situation can quickly become critical due to their potential inability to seek help or navigate safely. Traditional search methods, while essential, often require additional support to ensure timely and effective results.
The Role of Technology
Advancements in technology have provided new tools and methods to aid in the search for MA. Smartphones, GPS tracking, and social media have become valuable resources in locating individuals quickly. Nfound, a leading innovator in this field, has developed an application tailored to meet the specific needs of locating elderly individuals.
Nfound’s MAS Application
Nfound has recognized the urgent need for a specialized approach to finding missing elderly individuals and has developed an application designed to address this issue comprehensively. Here’s how the application works and its key features:
1. GPS Tracking and Geofencing
The application utilizes GPS tracking to monitor the real-time location of the elderly individual. Family members and caregivers can set up geofencing alerts that notify them if the person leaves a predefined safe area. This feature is crucial in preventing individuals from wandering too far from familiar surroundings.
2. Emergency Alerts and Notifications
In the event that an elderly person goes missing, the application sends immediate alerts and notifications to designated contacts. These alerts can include the individual’s last known location, which can significantly aid in the initial search efforts.
3. Community Assistance
The application encourages community involvement by allowing users to share information about the missing person with local volunteers and organizations. This feature helps mobilize a broader search effort quickly, increasing the chances of a successful recovery.
4. Medical Information Access
Elderly individuals often have specific medical needs that can be critical in an emergency. The application allows caregivers to store essential medical information, such as medications and medical conditions, which can be accessed by first responders and search teams if needed.
5. User-Friendly Interface
Designed with simplicity in mind, the application ensures that even those who are not tech-savvy can navigate it easily. This is particularly important for elderly users who may be using the application themselves or for family members who need to act quickly in an emergency.
Benefits of the Nfound Application
1. Peace of Mind for Families
Knowing that there is a reliable tool to help locate their loved ones provides significant peace of mind for families. The application’s real-time tracking and alert features ensure that family members are always aware of their loved one’s whereabouts.
2. Enhanced Search Efficiency
The combination of GPS tracking, community alerts, and accessible medical information enhances the efficiency of search efforts. This integrated approach reduces the time it takes to locate a missing person, which is crucial in preventing potential harm.
3. Increased Safety for Elderly Individuals
By using the application, elderly individuals are less likely to become lost or disoriented. The geofencing feature acts as a preventative measure, while the tracking and alert systems provide immediate assistance if they do wander off.
Conclusion
The search for missing elderly individuals requires a dedicated and specialized approach. Nfound’s new application offers a comprehensive solution that leverages technology to improve the safety and security of elderly adults. By integrating GPS tracking, emergency alerts, community assistance, and easy access to medical information, the application enhances the effectiveness of search efforts and provides peace of mind for families and caregivers. As we continue to address the challenges of locating missing adults, innovations like Nfound’s application play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of our elderly population.
