Daughter has been missing for 2 weeks we know what town but she won't come home

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My daughter left home with her friend on June 24, 2016 and went to Florida. She came back on the 30th while I was at work, but left with her friend again. I haven't seen her since. She has texted with her father and I, but not much. I know what town she is in and she is posting on facebook, but we can't get her to come home. I have filed a runaway report with the local sheriff department, but she is in a different county. It doesn't seem like they are doing anything. I haven't been called by any investigator so that I can give them copies of all the numbers she has texted and called. I have heard nothing from them about the search for my daughter.

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Replyaughter has been missing for 2 weeks we know what town but she won't come home

Hello,
Thank you for contacting the National Runaway Safeline.

We are sorry to hear about the situation you are going through with your daughter running away.
We understand how frustrating and upsetting it must be. It sounds like you are not been getting the help you expected from law enforcement.
It’s may be of some comfort to hear from her through texting and facebook.
It may not seem like it but it’s at least a way for you to communicate.
Have you considered going into the sheriff station or police department about the information you have? Sometimes talking face to face might be helpful.

NRS offers services to youth and parents. You might consider giving us a call at 1-800-Runaway (786-2929) or go to www.1800Runaway.org (live chat).
We offer a listening ear and an opportunity to explore some options, provide information and referrals for help.

We hope he situation gets better.

Take care,
NRS

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I can relate

I'm so sorry. Since your post, has she been home? My son has been missing since 9.3.2016

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Re: I can relate

Thanks for posting to the National Runaway Safeline forums. It seems you may have shared a similar post on another thread. We would like for you to know that we are here to listen and help if you or any parent may be in need of support. It sounds like you are going through a really tough time not having your youth home and being unsure of their safety. S(he) is lucky to have someone that cares so much about them. We have various services that may be helpful as well as resources that we can share that may offer assistance during this challenging time.

Please know that we are here 24/7 offering free and confidential support by phone and chat.

We wish you well and hope your youth is returned home safely soon.

Best,

NRS