Another month goes by and a distressing number of young women in Texas are still missing. They leave behind worried families and loved ones. The disappearance of a any child is horrible. A heart-crushing ordeal. For me, the fear of the unknown would rip my world apart. Only by getting the information out there do we stand a chance of getting young ones home safely.

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The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children does great work. Founded in 1984, the organization and its national toll-free hotline (1-800-THE-LOST) have taken in more than five million calls since its inception. They've also assisted law enforcement in finding more than 376,000 missing children nationwide. That's impressive.

What I like most about the NCMEC is that they're serious about disseminating information and working with local authorities. That's the key. Time is of the essence. The young women listed below have been reported missing since July 1, 2023. Do any of these faces look familiar? Let's help bring these girls home.

LOOK: THESE 17 MISSING GIRLS IN TEXAS INCLUDE ONE FROM ABILENE

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Alexis Conner


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Alexis Dunn


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Armani Bazley


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Si'Rrayha Barker


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Andreana Batlle


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Kalley Boyd


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Anahi Faustino


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Dazeja Guerra


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Estrella Nieves


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Herlinda Quino


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Nelvy Ramirez


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Jazmine Sada


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Sari Ballard


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Brittany Sewell


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Airam Urrea


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Christiember Williams


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Semaria Rangel

If you have seen any of these young women, call your local sheriff's department or 911 immediately. The information you provide could lead to getting them home safely.

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