
In the United States parentally abducted children make up the second largest group of missing kids next to runaways.

Parental Kidnap, a severe form of parental alienation, will not only devastate the parent victim, but will also leave the abducted child emotionally and psychologically scarred.
Children need both parents and thrive when they have the love of both parents and extended family. Unfortunately, in many divorces and separations, some parents find it difficult to see past their anger to the real needs of their children.
The goal of Prevent Parental Kidnap is to inform, from the child's point of view, the destructive outcomes and abuse from parental kidnap.