Missing Children Europe, a Brussels‑based federation dedicated to protecting missing and sexually exploited children across Europe, has established a workspace presence in a  Regus flex workspace location, in downtown Brussels.

The new workspace arrangement provides Missing Children Europe with approximately 20 dedicated workstations, over 100 m2.

The workspace agreement between Missing Children Europe and Regus was facilitated through Workin.space, a platform that connects organisations with flexible office and coworking solutions. According to the LinkedIn post shared by François Vermeil, Workin.space’s CEO, this arrangement enables the association to operate with a localized office presence suited to its administrative and advocacy needs in the capital of Europe.

Missing Children Europe represents a network of 33 organisations in 27 countries working on prevention, protection and support systems for vulnerable children across the European Union. The organisation conducts research, policy advocacy and coordination for child protection efforts.

The rue des Colonies Regus location offers a range of flexible workspace services including coworking desks, private offices, meeting rooms and business support facilities in proximity to public transport and central city services.