Pathways to International Adoption with Spence-Chapin

  •  September 22, 2022
     12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

There are so many considerations when choosing your pathway to adoption. When considering international adoption, prospective adoptive parents often wonder, “What are the steps in an international adoption?”, “Will I be eligible for the country program I’m considering?”, and “Are there differences in the common characteristics of children placed for adoption in different countries?”

We’ll explore these questions and more. We’ll provide an overview of the adoption process and talk about the home study experience and about the reasons that one family may work with two agencies to complete an international adoption – one agency to complete the home study and another to manage the placement processes. We’ll talk about eligibility and the characteristics of children placed in Spence-Chapin’s South Africa and Colombia programs, then talk about how Spence-Chapin can support your family if you choose to adopt from a different country.

Bring your questions! We’ll save time for Q&A.

 

Spence-Chapin’s South Africa and Colombia adoption programs are open to families nationwide. Spence-Chapin’s home study program is open to families in New York or New Jersey, who live within 100 miles of our Manhattan office, who are adopting from any country.

About Spence-Chapin

Spence-Chapin Services to Families and Children is a non-profit organization with over a century of expertise in adoption and support services. We are dedicated to ensuring every child finds a loving family and creating a world where adoption is celebrated and every family is supported.

We provide a full range of adoption services, including domestic, international, and special needs adoptions, along with comprehensive post-adoption support. Our programs serve the entire adoption triad, offering community support, counseling, and resources for birth parents, adoptive families, and adoptees.

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