If
a birth mother comes in to deliver her baby and has not yet made an
adoption plan, is it too late to refer her to your agency?
No. The agency accepts referrals even at the time of birth and delivery,
and after. The birth parent(s) will receive the same options and
services that all birth parents are able to receive.
What
if I know of a baby who is African American and in need of a home,
will you be able to place him for adoption rather than foster care?
Yes! We are able to identify families of all races and backgrounds
and families for children of all races and backgrounds.
What
if a baby is medically fragile? Does this child have a chance of finding
an adoptive home?
Yes. The agency is able to find permanent adoptive families for
ALL children referred, including children born premature, drug or
alcohol exposed, and with physical and/or cognitive delays.
Often
we see children who are drug or alcohol exposed and affected. Will
the agency accept these referrals as well?
Yes. We will ask birth parents to be honest with their drug and/or
alcohol usage so we can best identify an adoptive family to be meet
the potential needs of a child pre-natally exposed to drugs and/or
alcohol.
How
quickly will you be able to respond to a call?
If
a birth mother comes in to deliver her baby and has not yet made an
adoption plan, is it too late to refer her to your agency? 
No. The agency accepts referrals even at the time of birth and delivery,
and after. The birth parent(s) will receive the same options and
services that all birth parents are able to receive.