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NCFA Report Sharing National Council For Adoption (NCFA) Report .   Adopt International is a proud member of NCFA . Adopt International...

Addressing Adoptee Citizenship Concerns: Sharing NCFA Article  addressing intercountry adoptive families who are concerned about their...

Adoption Tax Credit Questions, FAQs and Resources Here are some resources concerning Adoption Tax Credits that may be helpful in...

Community Award - The Fu Family As our staff and board planned out 40th Anniversary Celebration we decided we wanted to bring back our...

Celebrating 40 years in Adoption Excerpts from Adopt International's Executive Director, Lisa Clark's presentation to guest attending...

Celebrating Birth Families / First Families

Keys Facts and Statistics about adoption Most adopted individuals are satisfied with their adoption and have overall life satisfaction....

How long after adoption can a birth mother change her mind? Best practice tells us you should be free of major medications and have had...

40th Anniversary Adopt Community Award Recipients - Come celebrate the Fu Families at Date Night, September 28, 2024

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Story of a family and their India Adoption This is a wonderful story amongst many in our archives about families adopting...

Learn how it is possible to place your 3 month old child for adoption.

Make an adoption plan. Deciding to place a baby for adoption is never easy, and it is natural for expectant mothers to have questions...

All you need to know about Adoption in India: the procedure, eligibility, applications and travel questions answered.

A Letter from Lisa: Why are we doing all of this to merge two agencies? Because we care - which is truly the best answer I can ever give

In this season of celebration and gratitude, Annie’s family wanted to share their story – and their gratitude - with our BAAS family, and wi

Our partnership with BAAS allowed Bo to come home faster than he could have otherwise!

A mother reflects on meeting her daughter in China, and BAAS's part in bringing her daughter home.

Xiaoqing has been working in adoption for a very long time. But every adoption is like her first and every child gets her full attention