Someone is looking for them.
You might be the one who sees them.
ReturnSafe publishes verified missing person cases so the whole country can help look. Browse the register, and if you recognise a face, tell us — it takes a minute and you do not need an account.
Why ReturnSafe exists
A missing person report usually reaches only the people nearby — on paper, by phone, on social media. ReturnSafe puts one case in front of the whole public instead: a family files a report, our team reviews it, and once approved it's a page anyone can see and a poster anyone can print.
More about ReturnSafeOnly what helps someone be found gets published.
Reporters and sighting tips stay off the public record.
Reporting a sighting needs no account.
A person checks every report before publication.
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Reports appear here once they have been reviewed and approved. If someone you know is missing, you can file a report now.
Report a missing personHow ReturnSafe works
A family files a report
Someone close to the missing person creates an account and submits what they know — description, last known location, photographs.
Our team reviews it
A 2,000 RWF posting fee covers administration, and every report is checked by a person before it goes live.
The case is published
The notice appears on the public register, and can be printed as a poster to put up locally.
The public reports sightings
Anyone can send in a sighting, anonymously if they prefer. The family gets an SMS the moment one arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions
See all questions →How do I report a missing person?
Create an account and fill in the report form with as much detail as you can. Pay the posting fee, our team reviews it, and once approved it is published on the public register.
Do I need an account to report a sighting?
No. Anyone who recognises someone on the register can submit a sighting with just a name and phone number — no account needed.
Who can see the details I submit?
The missing person's description and photo are public. Your contact details as the reporter are never published, and sightings are visible only to you and our review team.
Is ReturnSafe an emergency service?
No. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the police directly — use this register to reach the public, not to raise an alarm.
Contact
If someone is in immediate danger, contact your nearest police station directly.
Have you seen someone on this register?
You do not need to be certain, and you do not need an account. An uncertain sighting reported is worth far more than a certain one kept to yourself.