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HOMEPAGE NEWS REPORTS INDEX NEWS MAY 2008
MISSING CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL MISSING CHILDRENS DAY 2008 GERRY & KATE
Original Source: SUN: SUNDAY 25 MAY 2008
By STAFF REPORTER
Published: 25 May 2008
 

McCanns ... backing Facebook initiative LEE THOMPSON/THE SUN

THE parents of four-year-old Madeleine McCann are backing a scheme to trace missing children using the social networking websites Facebook and Bebo.

Kate and Gerry McCann have welcomed the initiative by charity Missing People, which will mean Facebook users can view details of missing youngsters on their own page.

In a statement the couple said: "We strongly support and encourage this new initiative to use Facebook to increase awareness of missing children.

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"Using the power of social media in this way will undoubtedly capture the attention - and hopefully the help - of a younger population who are a hugely valuable and resourceful group.

"We would urge the millions of Facebook users around the world to keep looking and to do what they can to help bring these children home.

"This initiative by Missing People, British Telecom and all those supporting them, is another highly commendable and positive step in protecting and helping children."

Missing People has set up an application for Facebook users to download, which will mean information on current appeals will be displayed on their homepage.

The charity is also joining Bebo's "Be Cause", an internet site which gives information for young people about charities and campaign groups, to publicise its 24-hour Runaway Helpline.

It hopes to access millions of internet users in its quest to find thousands of youngsters who go missing each year.

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