Those that have additional vulnerabilities should have immediate and timely emergency response to increase the likelihood of successful intervention.
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Michael Turnbull
27 days ago
Because I have an autistic child
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Susan McMeekin
27 days ago
I know how scary it is when a child elopes out onto the street and how fast it can happen, even when prepared to prevent it. It’s so important to keep our little friends safe. It takes a community of caring people to do this. This one thing can make a huge difference.
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Josie Van Lent
1 month ago
I have special needs siblings and they are more vulnerable and less able to navigate a situation if they are lost or apprehended, so responding quickly is very important
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Rosemarie Medrano
1 month ago
As an educator and a mother, and for every vulnerable child this is important
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Supporter
1 month ago
Because the current Amber Alert does not allow for immediate alerting of other children who go missing. Parker may still be alive today if everyone had been notified earlier. Our children deserve better. Parker deserved faster response. RIP Parker.
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Isabel Gómez
1 month ago
I have an 8yo non verbal super eloper, very fast little guy.
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Sue Luyendyk
1 month ago
It’s important.
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Agudera Sheena
1 month ago
Im a ausome parents
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Taliah Nelson
1 month ago
I have family who struggle with conditions such as alzheimers and dementia and both run deep in my family lines. If a member of my family or one of my friends went missing, I would do anything and everything in my power to help get them back. How can we hope for people to help us if we do nothing when others need us in turn. It's out job as Canadians and as human beings to look out for each other however we can and have some basic empathy.
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Vy Phan
1 month ago
Because it is the right thing to do for vulnerable people!
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Supporter
1 month ago
My grandson is autistic and non-verbal
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Tolu Osho
1 month ago
Because all lives are important.
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Supporter
1 month ago
As a mom who has a severe neurodivergent child. It breaks my heart that there’s a wait-frame for a child with autism to have an alert take so long for a child.
There should be an instant alert for any child with any special needs. Or any child for that matter.
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Jennifer Brown
1 month ago
Have family members with disabilities and autism
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Amy Mele
1 month ago
My non verbal son who is frequently trying to elope and for Parker 💙
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Charlotte Howe
1 month ago
I am a bus driver for special needs children and understand how their needs can differ from children without disabilities.
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Ellen Sisley
1 month ago
There are circumstances as in Parkers case, exceptions should be in place such as the Blue Alert.
[email protected]
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Valrie Duncan-Ngbodin
1 month ago
I have a special needs young adult and I believe this is very important.
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Destiny Ngbodin
1 month ago
I work as a special education teacher both in Canada and Australia where students elope constantly. Seeing we have no immediate alert for vulnerable is disheartening.
Those that have additional vulnerabilities should have immediate and timely emergency response to increase the likelihood of successful intervention.
Because I have an autistic child
I know how scary it is when a child elopes out onto the street and how fast it can happen, even when prepared to prevent it. It’s so important to keep our little friends safe. It takes a community of caring people to do this. This one thing can make a huge difference.
I have special needs siblings and they are more vulnerable and less able to navigate a situation if they are lost or apprehended, so responding quickly is very important
As an educator and a mother, and for every vulnerable child this is important
Because the current Amber Alert does not allow for immediate alerting of other children who go missing. Parker may still be alive today if everyone had been notified earlier. Our children deserve better. Parker deserved faster response. RIP Parker.
I have an 8yo non verbal super eloper, very fast little guy.
It’s important.
Im a ausome parents
I have family who struggle with conditions such as alzheimers and dementia and both run deep in my family lines. If a member of my family or one of my friends went missing, I would do anything and everything in my power to help get them back. How can we hope for people to help us if we do nothing when others need us in turn. It's out job as Canadians and as human beings to look out for each other however we can and have some basic empathy.
Because it is the right thing to do for vulnerable people!
My grandson is autistic and non-verbal
Because all lives are important.
As a mom who has a severe neurodivergent child. It breaks my heart that there’s a wait-frame for a child with autism to have an alert take so long for a child. There should be an instant alert for any child with any special needs. Or any child for that matter.
Have family members with disabilities and autism
My non verbal son who is frequently trying to elope and for Parker 💙
I am a bus driver for special needs children and understand how their needs can differ from children without disabilities.
There are circumstances as in Parkers case, exceptions should be in place such as the Blue Alert. [email protected]
I have a special needs young adult and I believe this is very important.
I work as a special education teacher both in Canada and Australia where students elope constantly. Seeing we have no immediate alert for vulnerable is disheartening.