The Herbert Protocol is a nationally recognised scheme focused on people living with dementia who may be at risk of going missing. The main aim of the Herbert Protocol form is that it is completed in advance so that significant information is recorded and readily available for police in the event of someone going missing. It can help the police to find someone who goes missing more quickly.
People who care for someone with dementia can fill out a form with details about the person including where the person grew up, favourite places, and a picture of the person with consent to share this on social media should it be required.
The form is then kept somewhere safe in the person’s household. If the person goes missing, the form helps police to quickly access important information to help find them.
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