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   What is the Philomena protocol?

   • The Philomena Protocol is a scheme that asks carers to identify children and young people who are at risk of going missing, and to record vital information about them that can be used to help find them quickly and safely. The carer adds details about the young person to the Philomena Protocol form (which you can download below), including:

   Philomena Protocol - Greater Manchester Police

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   Do police need a Philomena protocol form?

   • The police only need to see the completed form if the child or young person is reported as missing. What if a young person goes missing? If you discover the person's gone missing, you should try to find them immediately. If you can't, call 101 and tell the call handler that you have a Philomena Protocol form.

   The Philomena Protocol - Nottinghamshire Police

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   What is the purpose of Operation Philomena?

   • Operation Philomena encourages care homes and local authorities to agree to take greater responsibility for their residents when they go missing by making inquiries with friends and family before ringing the police.

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   What is a Philomena form?

   • The Philomena comprises of a downloadable standardised form that carers use to collate all relevant information in relation to each individual child or young person. It utilises a person centred approach as each child and young person are consulted and encourage to have an input in the completion of the form.

   The Philomena Protocol - Police Scotland

   www.scotland.police.uk/what-s-happening/missing-persons/the-philomena-protocol/

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   What if I can't get a Philomena protocol form?

   • If you can't, call 101 and tell the call handler that you have a Philomena Protocol form. If it's an emergency and the young person is in danger, phone 999 now. The Philomena Protocol is used in many areas nationally, so please transfer the form to the new carer, who will be responsible for keeping it safe and up to date.

   Philomena Protocol - Greater Manchester Police

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   For whom is Philomena+ intended?

   • Philomena+ is intended for artists and architects from the WANA region who have recently settled in Vienna or Austria. In addition, it offers a first point of contact and support to help them find their feet in the new environment.

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2. www.gmp.police.uk › notices › ppPhilomena Protocol - Greater Manchester Police

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   What is the Philomena Protocol? The Philomena Protocol is a scheme that asks carers to identify children and young people who are at risk of going missing, and to record vital information about them that can be used to help find them quickly and safely.

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   What is the Philomena Protocol? The Philomena Protocol aims to ensure that, when a child goes missing from care, everything possible is done by all partners to reduce risk and harm, enable their safe return, and prevent repeat missing occurrences.

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   What is the Philomena Protocol? The Philomena Protocol is a Police initiative to help locate and safely return a young person as quickly as possible when they are missing.

5. www.gmp.police.uk › SysSiteAssets › mediaThe Philomena Protocol GMP Leaflet (Feb 2020).pdf

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   Nothing is more worrying or distressing than when a young person goes missing and does not return home when expected. The Philomena Protocol is a Police initiative to help locate and safely return a young person as quickly as possible when they are missing.

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   What is the Philomena Protocol? The Philomena Protocol is a national scheme that encourages agencies, carers, guardians, families and friends to record vital information which can be used in the event of a vulnerable child or young person going missing.

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   Nottinghamshire Police has adopted the national Philomena Protocol initiative, which aims to help locate a young person as quickly as possible when they are missing from care. How does the Philomena Protocol work?

8. www.scotland.police.uk › the-philomena-protocolThe Philomena Protocol - Police Scotland

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   The Philomena protocol was launched force wide on Thursday, 25 May, 2023 to coincide with International Missing children’s day. The protocol is now widely used and is a bolt on to the Not at Home protocol.