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Project Lifesaver is currently the primary program offered through Ohio County Safety Lifeline.
project lifesaver program
project lifesaver program
Project Lifesaver is a rapid response safety program designed to assist individuals who are at risk of wandering due to cognitive conditions such as autism, Alzheimer’s/dementia, and other neurological diagnoses.
Participants wear a small, personalized transmitter that allows trained local emergency personnel to respond quickly and effectively if a wandering incident occurs. The program emphasizes prevention, rapid response, and peace of mind for families.
How the Program Works
How the Program Works
The individual is enrolled through an intake process.
A personalized transmitter with an individualized radio frequency number is assigned.
Families receive safety guidance and instructions.
In the event of wandering, trained responders use tracking equipment to locate the individual quickly.
Who May Qualify
Who May Qualify
Individuals that reside in Ohio County who are at an increased risk of wandering or elopement due to cognitive, neurological, or age-related conditions may qualify for participation. Final eligibility is determined through the intake process.
If you are interested in registering for the waitlist, click the button below and you will be contacted when transmitters become available.
Forms & Documents
Forms & Documents
Intake forms and additional required documents will be available for download soon. Families who complete the enrollment forms will receive further instructions.
Additional safety initiatives and family support programs are currently in development.
share your ideas
share your ideas
We value input from our community as we continue to grow and expand our programs. If you have ideas, suggestions, or identified needs that could help improve safety and support for individuals and families in Ohio County, we encourage you to share them with us.
have questions?
have questions?
Visit our Resources page for frequently asked questions and additional safety information.
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