Help a Participant
Found someone with a S.A.V.E.S Project ID? Enter their participant number, or their first name, last name and birthday, to see who to call.
In an emergency, always call 911 first.
Look for This Tag. Scan the code with a phone camera, or type the participant number into the lookup.
What You Will See
The public lookup is built to get a participant home safely while keeping their private details private.
Emergency Contacts
The names and phone numbers of the people to call for this participant.
Their City
The city where the participant lives, so you know how far they may be from home.
Nothing More
Medical details, stressors and de-escalation methods are shared only with trained responders in the S.A.V.E.S RESPONDER app.
For everyone's protection, the lookup locks for 15 minutes after 3 tries that do not match.
Where to Find the Participant Number
Participants carry their number in a few places. Each one has the same QR code.
ID Card
A wallet card with the participant's name, birthday, participant number and QR code.
Lanyard Tag
A tag worn on a lanyard, backpack or belt loop.
QR Stickers
Weather-resistant stickers placed on belongings like phones, bags and mobility aids.
Scan the Code
Point a phone camera at any QR code to open this lookup with the number filled in.
What to Do
A few simple steps make a big difference for someone who is lost, scared or overwhelmed.
- 1
Call 911 First
Call 911 and stay with the person. You can always cancel if help is not needed.
- 2
Stay Calm and Patient
Speak slowly and simply, give them space, and avoid touching them unless they are in danger.
- 3
Look Up the Number
Enter the participant number from their ID card, tag or sticker.
- 4
Call Their Contact
Call the emergency contact and let them know where you are.
Are You a First Responder?
Trained responders at partner agencies see the full participant profile in the S.A.V.E.S RESPONDER app, including medical conditions, stressors and what helps calm the person.
Want Your Loved One in the Database?
Participants are registered by a partner organization or agency, or by a S.A.V.E.S Project representative. Taking part is always free.