Sisters launch charity to support families of missing persons in the UK
Sisters launch charity to support families of missing persons in the UK
- Mary Asprey and Janet Newman identified a significant gap in support for families of missing individuals in the UK, particularly after the disappearance of their friend Suzy Lamplugh in 1986.
- They established a 24/7 helpline, which quickly became a critical resource for many seeking assistance related to disappearances.
- Their efforts helped shift public perception and police response regarding missing persons, leaving a lasting impact that continues to influence support provided today.
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