Participants wear a small personal transmitter that allows trained emergency responders to locate them quickly if they go missing. This rapid response helps reduce search times and increases the chances of a safe return.
If a participant goes missing, caregivers contact local emergency services. Trained responders use specialized equipment to track the signal and quickly locate the individual, often within a significantly reduced search time.
Project Lifesaver is made possible through the generous support of local organizations, businesses, and community members. Their contributions help ensure this life-saving program remains available to families throughout Temiskaming District.
Leading contributors helping expand access to life-saving technology and support.
Supporting program delivery and helping maintain essential equipment and services.
Dedicated local supporters contributing to ongoing program sustainability.
Project Lifesaver is designed for individuals who are at risk of wandering due to cognitive conditions such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, or other related disorders. Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Each participant wears a small personal transmitter that emits a unique radio signal. If the individual goes missing, trained emergency responders use specialized equipment to track the signal and locate them quickly.
Caregivers should immediately contact local emergency services. Responders will begin a targeted search using Project Lifesaver tracking equipment to help locate the individual as quickly as possible.
Program costs may vary depending on equipment and availability. Community sponsorships and support may help offset some costs. Contact our team for current details.
You can contact Victim Services of Temiskaming & District directly to learn more about enrollment, eligibility, and next steps.