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Middlesex County Celebrates National Adoption Day
Ten families were formed or expanded Nov. 15 as adoption procedures for 10 children were finalized at the Middlesex County Courthouse in New Brunswick. Source: NJToday.net
Family's dream Christmas reunion becomes a reality
A couple who gave their first child up for adoption almost three decades ago are dreaming of the perfect Christmas family reunion. -By Eoin English, Irish Examiner
Son adopted at birth meets mother after 63 years
The blood that binds families together can also haunt those separated at birth, said Dorothy Yturriaga, founder of Search Finders of California, a nonprofit that assists adoptees and birth parents looking to reconnect. -By John Boudreau, The Willits News
Thinking of Fostering or Adopting?
According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' Administration for Children & Families, over 107,000 children in the foster care system are available to be adopted. Source: Bilerico Project
Promise kept: Clarksville family's journey through international adoption
19 Nov 2012 01:09 PM
Category: International Adoption (http://www.theleafchronicle.com)The adventure Abeba speaks of began in 1994, when she was 4-years old and a Fort Campbell soldier named Billy Dickens walked into her hospital room in Addis, Ethiopia. -Written by Tavia D. Green, Leaf-Chronicle
Colorado children find forever families during National Adoption Day
"Adoption isn't an event; it isn't a day; it's a promise you'll make over a lifetime," Chief Justice Michael Bender told guests before the hearings began. -Story by Jordan Steffen, The Denver Post
Bells ring out for Adoption Day in Syracuse syracuse.com
Bells rang out 63 times this morning to mark each of the 63 children being adopted into area families during Adoption Day ceremonies at the Oncenter in Syracuse. -By Jim O'Hara, The Post-Standard
International adoptions drop by half in 5 years in Pennsylvania
The number of international adoptions in Pennsylvania dropped in half the past five years because of rising costs, new restrictions and some countries closing adoption programs. -By The number of international adoptions in Pennsylvania dropped in half the past five years because of rising costs, new restrictions and some countries closing adoption programs. -By Rachel Weaver, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Adoption Month kickoff delivers 16 children to new families
The “30 Days of Amazing Children: Explore Adoption!” campaign takes place each November. -South Florida Times
Massachusetts to celebrate National Adoption Day
On Friday, November 16, four courthouses across the Commonwealth will celebrate the adoptions of dozens of children who had been in state foster care. -South End News
Obama on National Adoption Month 2012
A proclamation by the President of the United States of America.
National Adoption Day legalizes children and their "forever" families.
National Adoption Day strives to raise awareness of the 100,000 children in foster care nationwide waiting to find loving "forever families." -By Carin Evans, Special to the Star-Telegram
Iowa KidsNet Celebrates National Adoption Month This November
Iowa KidsNet is joining child welfare advocates and families across the country in celebrating November’s National Adoption Month. -WOWT/6News
Annual Picnic Scheduled to Celebrate National Adoption Awareness Month
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and the New Hanover County Department of Social Services, in partnership with the Southeastern Adoption Consortium, will host their annual picnic to celebrate Adoption Month. -Beach Carolina Magazine
Cambodia reopens adoptions by Americans
Cambodia has decided to lift its 3-year-old ban on adoptions of children by U.S. citizens, the country's foreign ministry has announced. - UPI.com
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