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There are approximately 2,300 children in foster care in New Mexico; 70 of these children are waiting for adoptive families. Children become available for adoption for a number of reasons, including neglect or abuse.
Many waiting children are available for adoption in New Mexico, and these children are typically older or may have special needs. To adopt from foster care, you will need to complete a home study with a licensed caseworker from the Children, Youth, and Families Department of the state of New Mexico.
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.
State photolists. To help waiting children find permanency, we partner closely with states, tribes, and territories to make sure a child receives as much exposure to the public as appropriately possible.
Children waiting to be adopted are in foster homes, group homes, or treatment centers. They are all in the legal custody of the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department. Click here for more information about children eligible for adoption. How are Children Matched with Families?
Visit our Waiting Children Page. There are children around the world waiting for a family like yours. Tell us a little about yourself and receive periodic e-mails featuring waiting children. Visit Now. Start Your Adoption Inquiry Today. Do you have questions about which adoption program is right for you? We have answers.
The idea for the Heart Gallery project started as a means to raise awareness about adoption and find homes for older children and sibling groups in protective custody with the New Mexico Children, Youth & Families Department (CYFD).
