For families, caregivers, schools, and first responders. Know the terrain. Know the plan. Know what to do.
A step-by-step guide to building an address-specific elopement safety plan — including terrain hazard mapping, first responder preparation, and a 911 dispatcher script built for the families who need it most.
Read the guide →A non-verbal child who elopes is not a runaway. The response is different. The search priority is different. What you say to 911 is different. This guide covers exactly what to do in the first ten minutes.
Read the guide →What schools, ABA therapy centers, group homes, and first responder departments need to know about autism elopement prevention — and the terrain intelligence tools built specifically for them.
Read the guide →Maps every water hazard, traffic danger, and sensory attractor within 800 meters. 30 seconds. No account required.
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