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World-first ‘Help Find Me’ launches
The Age, 15 February 2015
A world-first missing persons campaign will be launched in Australia tomorrow using corporate websites to publicise 50 long-term cases.
The campaign, Help Find Me, will run for a week but organisers hope it will become an annual event, roping in a widening group of participating companies.
Under the new project, the movement of a cursor on the search box of a company website triggers a drop-box showing photograph and details of a missing person. An email connection is included, allowing the user to report possible sightings.
The Singapore-based multi-national advertising company Grey approached Melbourne’s Missing Persons Advocacy Network with the proposal last July as part of its social-responsibilty program.
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