THE WATCH STARTS WITH ONE PERSON

A child may never know your name—and still be safer because you chose to act.

You do not need a badge, title, or special training. Learn one warning sign. Share one verified resource. Help one community prepare.

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

LEARN KEEP A CHILD VISIBLE STAND WITH NATIVE CHILDREN FOLLOW THE 2027 WATCH WORK WITH CSAT BEFORE YOU ACT

LEARN →

Read The Daily Watch for verified child-safety developments and one practical lesson adults can use.

KEEP A CHILD VISIBLE →

Review current, verified cases in Where Are They? Share only official case information and report possible sightings directly to the agency listed in the case.

STAND WITH NATIVE CHILDREN →

Learn from Native-led organizations and verified federal resources through Native Children Watch.

FOLLOW THE 2027 WATCH →

“The Watch Never Ends” is planned for April 1–30, 2027, from Yuba City, California, to Terre Haute, Indiana; the dates, route, and community participation remain subject to confirmation and safety review. Follow the working route, learn about confirmed community stops, and ask how your organization can participate.

WORK WITH CSAT →

We welcome responsible inquiries from parents, educators, law enforcement, advocates, faith communities, veterans, Native organizations, child-serving professionals, civic leaders, and aligned organizations.

Contact CSAT to request a presentation, discuss a 2027 Watch stop, offer professional expertise or verified resources, explore a carefully defined partnership, or ask about current volunteer opportunities.

Participation and partnerships are coordinated in advance. CSAT confirms route details, public events, and organizational involvement before describing them publicly.

BEFORE YOU ACT

• If a child is in immediate danger, call 911 or local emergency services.
• Report missing-child information to the agency listed on the official case.
• Do not confront a suspected trafficker or conduct your own investigation.
• Protect privacy and share verified information only.