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Our team met Molly on our recent trip to Colombia. Her smile lit up the room as soon as she entered! Molly, who recently turned 10, entered the child welfare system at age 8 due to a fragmented living environment. She currently attends the third grade and is delayed educationally due to lack of consistent school attendance previously. Teachers report that Molly “behaves well at school and shows respect toward teachers.” The school is undergoing an evaluation to see if Molly will qualify for academic support for reading and math.
The Colombia social worker report describes Molly as “…a very engaged child; she responds to what is happening around her, plays and talks with other children, follows instructions, and is eager to participate in activities offered to her. Molly is an affectionate girl who finds it easy to make friends with her peers and is comfortable receiving and giving affection to both peers and significant adults in her life.”
Understandably, given the early disruptions in her life, Molly struggles with frustration tolerance and consistently regulating her emotions. Despite this, she does not have any diagnoses and is not taking any medication. She is receiving therapy and the reports state that she continues to make steady progress with this support.
During our time with Molly we enjoyed playing balloon volleyball, blowing bubbles and coloring.
Molly is hoping that her future family will have a dog. She likes watching movies and said her favorite is Inside Out. She enjoys singing and playing basketball.
Molly needs a family who is patient and affectionate, willing to play and who has the ability to advocate for her educational needs through an IEP process with the family’s local school district. Does that sound like you or someone you know? We’d love to talk with you more about Molly!
Please contact our team at 212-400-8150 o envíanos un correo electrónico a [email protected] to learn more about Molly.
Elizabeth L. Smith, LMSW (she/her) is a compassionate, trauma-informed, and adoption-competent therapist. In her Adoptee Support Sessions, she provides non-clinical support services to adopted people. Her clinical training, narrative work, and living experience as an adopted person inform her perspective and practice. Elizabeth possesses deep awareness, empathy, and understanding of the shifting complexities of adoption, reunion, search, and the importance of being together in community.
Our team met Molly on our recent trip to Colombia. Her smile lit up the room as soon as she entered! Molly, who recently turned 10, entered the child welfare system at age 8 due to a fragmented living environment. She currently attends the third grade and is delayed educationally due to lack of consistent school attendance previously. Teachers report that Molly “behaves well at school and shows respect toward teachers.” The school is undergoing an evaluation to see if Molly will qualify for academic support for reading and math.
The Colombia social worker report describes Molly as “…a very engaged child; she responds to what is happening around her, plays and talks with other children, follows instructions, and is eager to participate in activities offered to her. Molly is an affectionate girl who finds it easy to make friends with her peers and is comfortable receiving and giving affection to both peers and significant adults in her life.”
Understandably, given the early disruptions in her life, Molly struggles with frustration tolerance and consistently regulating her emotions. Despite this, she does not have any diagnoses and is not taking any medication. She is receiving therapy and the reports state that she continues to make steady progress with this support.
During our time with Molly we enjoyed playing balloon volleyball, blowing bubbles and coloring.
Molly is hoping that her future family will have a dog. She likes watching movies and said her favorite is Inside Out. She enjoys singing and playing basketball.
Molly needs a family who is patient and affectionate, willing to play and who has the ability to advocate for her educational needs through an IEP process with the family’s local school district. Does that sound like you or someone you know? We’d love to talk with you more about Molly!
Please contact our team at 212-400-8150 o envíanos un correo electrónico a [email protected] to learn more about Molly.
Perfiles de niños en espera
¡Gracias por su interés en adoptar a través de Spence-Chapin! Podemos compartir los perfiles de los niños que se consideran los más necesitados y que están esperando a nivel internacional ser asignados a una familia adoptiva. Los niños que aparecen en esta página han estado esperando más tiempo para encontrar familias y están formados por niños mayores, que forman parte de un grupo de hermanos o niños con una condición médica diagnosticada. Para respetar la privacidad de estos niños, esta página ha sido protegida con contraseña.
Spence-Chapin se toma muy en serio los derechos de privacidad de los niños que buscamos colocar y comparte el perfil con usted bajo las siguientes condiciones:
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7. ¡Gracias por su interés en brindar un hogar amoroso para un niño que espera! Esperamos conectarnos con usted pronto para continuar analizando las vías de adopción en Spence-Chapin. Esperamos que le gustemos en Facebook, nos siga en Twitter y se mantenga al día con nuestras familias a través de nuestro blog de adopción.
Un cordial saludo,
El equipo de adopción de Spence-Chapin
Teléfono: 212-400-8150
Correo electrónico: [email protected]