When you have lost touch with a relative and there is not an open police investigation, we know relationships can break down for a variety of reasons, and that sometimes reaching out can be difficult. We promise to hear your story and not judge you.
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You must meet a list of criteria for us to take on your application.
You must know the full name and date of birth of the missing person, and you must both be over 18.
The missing person’s last known location must be within the UK.
You must have been out of touch for at least 6 months, but within 20 years.
You must be a direct relative of the missing person (includes step and foster parents/ siblings), and have had a substantial relationship with them.
You must be happy to talk in confidence and without judgement, about why the contact ended.
You must want to reconnect with your family member and re-build your relationship.
We can help with reconnecting you with a family member. You can make an application to our service.
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Confidential and independent befriending services to Armenians and those connected with them over the age of 18 years. This service is provided with your consent and approval to enabled us to listen any concerns or needs you may have which we can try to help with.
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At West London Sands we understand what it’s like because we also are bereaved parents.
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Flourishing Minds aims to provide high quality, affordable and accessible counselling and psychotherapy services for children, young people and their families.
