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If someone you care for—especially someone living with dementia or memory loss—were to go missing, would you be ready to help the police act fast?
The Herbert Protocol is a national safeguarding initiative that helps police locate vulnerable missing persons more quickly. It involves filling out a form with key details such as:
• A recent photo
• Medical conditions
• Places of significance
• Daily routines
• Contact information
Filing the form takes around 20 minutes to complete—about the same time as:
• Making a cup of tea and watching the news
• A short walk around the block
• Catching up on emails or scrolling social media
This small investment of time could make a life-saving difference.
If a person goes missing, the completed form can be handed to police immediately, helping them act faster and more effectively. The Herbert Protocol has already helped reunite families and save lives.
For more information on The Herbert Protocol
www.herbertprotocol.com
The Herbert Protocol - a short video by Suffolk Constabulary
Download the form from Humberside Police: Herbert Protocol Form (PDF)
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