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Whether you are single or married, old or young, childless or a parent, renter or homeowner, you may apply to adopt a child. To adopt, you need to be: willing to learn about the unique needs of an adoptive child; patient and loving; energetic and giving; able to provide a secure environment; equipped to meet the needs of a growing child.
- Child Photolisting
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- Adoption Process
Adoptive parent groups provide an excellent means to discuss...
- Adoption Services
This guidance addresses New Yorkers seeking to adopt a child...
- Child Photolisting
Get to know the kids waiting in foster care for adoption by reviewing Raise the Future's searchable profiles and adoption photolistings. View Heart Gallery portraits. Inquire about youth for whom you may be the perfect parent.
Adoptive parent groups provide an excellent means to discuss age-appropriate responses to the questions adopted children ask about their birth families and why they were adopted. For more information, contact the New York State Adoption Service at 1-800-345-KIDS (5437) Or email us at: adopt.me@ocfs.ny.gov
There are 25,397 children in foster care in New York State. Of these, 621 children are legally freed and waiting for an adoptive family and 3,051 children have a goal of adoption. To learn more about waiting children visit the NYSCCC waiting children.
Heart Gallery New York finds forever homes for children connecting them to foster families in New York state. We use notable photographers to help children express themselves.
Heart Gallery New York finds forever homes for children connecting them to foster families in New York state. We use notable photographers to help children express themselves.
This guidance addresses New Yorkers seeking to adopt a child in New York or the placement of a child for adoption by either a local department of social services (LDSS) (for children in foster care) or a New York-approved voluntary authorized adoption agency (VA) (for a child who may or may not be in foster care).
