If someone is in immediate danger, call 000. To report a missing person, contact your local police. IMPSS is not an emergency service.

About Indigenous Missing Persons Support Services Ltd

Also known as IMPSS — an ACNC registered Australian charity advancing social and public welfare.

Legal Name

Indigenous Missing Persons Support Services Ltd

Also Known As

IMPSS

ABN

72 694 397 807

Charity Status

ACNC Registered Charity

Charitable Purpose

Advancing Social or Public Welfare

Registration Date

15 May 2026

Our Mission

Indigenous Missing Persons Support Services Ltd exists to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, families and communities affected by missing persons. We provide culturally respectful support, advocacy, awareness, referrals, practical assistance and community connection during some of the most difficult and uncertain moments a family can experience.

Public Benefit Statement

IMPSS operates to provide public benefit by supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities affected by missing persons. Our resources are directed toward charitable purposes, including family support, advocacy, awareness, referrals, community connection and culturally respectful practical assistance. The organisation does not operate for private gain.

Our Values

Cultural Respect

We honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, communities, identity, culture and connection.

Compassion

We respond with care, dignity and empathy.

Family First

Families are at the centre of our work.

Integrity

We act responsibly, lawfully and transparently.

Collaboration

We work with families, communities, agencies, volunteers and partners.

Hope

We believe every missing person deserves visibility and every family deserves support.

What "Bringing them home. Together." means

For IMPSS, "Bringing them home. Together." reflects our commitment to standing beside families, strengthening community support, raising awareness and helping ensure missing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are not forgotten.

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