"Liza Alert" is a famous Russian volunteer organization created in 2010 to search for missing people. It was named after Liza Fomkina, a girl who got lost in the forest and was found too late. This tragedy inspired the creation of a team to help find missing people quickly.
The organization searches for missing children, elderly people, and others who get lost, often in forests or cities. Volunteers work all around Russia, including the Moscow Region. They are trained to search in forests, fields, and water, using maps, compasses, and drones. "Liza Alert" also teaches people how to avoid getting lost.
When someone disappears, their family can call "Liza Alert." Volunteers quickly organize search teams and work day and night in any weather. They cooperate with police and doctors and use social media to spread information about missing people.
Anyone can join and help in searhes. The same way I joined one of the searching squads in summer of 2023 and went for a special training without any preparations. Volunteers can search, organize, or spread information.
"Liza Alert" has saved thousands of lives. Volunteers find missing people and teach others how to stay safe. Helping others gives volunteers a sense of purpose. "Liza Alert" shows how people can gather people around to help others. Their work saves lives and reunites families. If you want to make a difference, consider joining them.