Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas

RE: Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas By (Guest Post) Where are you located? We used Alliance for Children. Some others used Wide Horizons - both have good reputations. We live in MA. I would narrow it down to two, go to their orientations on international adoption and choose one. But, do do your homework on this process! Best to you! Posted on 01/10/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas By Beth (Guest Post) My sister and her hubby used Chinese Children's Adoption Agency. It took them almost 2 years but he was so worth the wait! Good luck! Posted on 01/06/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas By Debbie52 (1045) Profile Contact We adopted two children from Russia. We used WACAP (World Association for Children and Parents). Posted on 01/06/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas By Sherri (Guest Post) We heartily recommend our agency, Children's Hope International. We adopted our son from Colombia, and are using them to adopt another son from Ethiopia. This is their website: http://www.childrenshopeint.org/ Best wishes in your journey. Posted on 12/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Agency Recommendations for Adopting Overseas By PinchAPenny (9) Contact It is an overwhelming thing to contemplate, especially overseas. At the time that I considered it, I lived in a fairly big city and found lots of support groups in my area online. Through them I met a woman who gave seminars on the entire process, including domestic, foreign, inter-racial, etc. The seminar was fantastic. Erupting family problems interrupted my process at the time so I never followed through. Anyway, I'm thinking that your best bet is to look for adoption support groups online in your state/area. If you live in too small of an area, try looking online for the nearest large city with support groups. There will usually be "specialty" support groups, like families of asian adoptees, etc. Even if the city is too far to attend a support group on a regular basis, you could call and network around to see if anything exists like that seminar I went to. I think your best bet is going to be meeting with support groups in person and learning from the people in those groups. Anyway, best of luck to you. Posted on 12/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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