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    I’m Pregnant

    If you're facing an unintended pregnancy or have recently given birth, we're here for you with free and confidential all-options counseling, resources, and support. Connect with our pregnancy counselors 24/7 via call or text at 800-439-0233.

    I Want to Adopt

    I Want to Adopt

    Browse our network of adoption services including infant and foster care adoption, home studies, and post-adoption support.

    I Need Post-Adoption Support

    I Need Post-Adoption Support

    Explore our network of services including specialized counseling and support groups that help to stabilize and improve behavioral health symptoms.

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Find the support you need by scrolling down and browsing our library of support resources, articles, and webinars. Navigate using the filter on the left.

Resources for every step of the journey

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Prospective Adoptive Parent and Family Resources

Infant Adoption Networking Service

Infant Adoption Networking Service

Our Adoption Networking Service offers guidance and assistance in choosing a placing agency or attorney that is ethical and that we feel provides a wide array of post-adoption services, and support for birth and adoptive families.

Information Meeting

Information Meeting

View this webinar either live or recorded for free information on the adoption process of infants or older children from foster care. Learn about our Adoptions Together network of placement programs and how we can assist you with a home study and other support services such as training and post-placement services.

Legal Questions About Adoption

Legal Questions About Adoption

Adoption can be a wonderful way to build your family. It is a lifelong experience for adopted children and their families that must be based on secure legal grounds. Philosophically, we approach the legal process of adoption in much the same way that we approach the emotional aspects of adoption. We strive to greatly reduce the adversarial nature that characterizes many legal proceedings and replace it with trust and respect for the feelings, rights and responsibilities of parents who are choosing to place a child for adoption and the parents who are making the lifelong commitment to adopt a child.