WACAP (World Association for Children and Parents) is one of the largest and most experienced international nonprofit adoption and child assistance agencies in the United States.
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WACAP specializes in matching families with waiting children from Bulgaria, China, Ethiopia, India, Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand and U.S. foster care. To view just a few of the thousands of children currently waiting, please visit our secure Waiting Child webpage, or contact us at (888) 440-8231 for more information.
WACAP would like to wish all moms and moms-to-be a very happy Mother's Day! We hope each and every one of you enjoys this special day!
If you are thinking of adoption as an option to start or add to your family, ask yourself if you share some factors with other parents who have successfully adopted. If your current living and financial situations are stable and you desire to give a child in need a good home, international adoption may be the right choice for your family.
You Want to Give a Good Home to a Child in Need
At WACAP we believe that all children are born with the right to a loving family. In our experience, most adopted children truly thrive once they receive the love, stability, nutrition, and medical care that a permanent family can provide. If you believe your home is a healthy, supportive, and loving environment for a child without a family, adoption is something you should seriously consider.
You Have Fertility Obstacles
If a fertility issue is preventing you from starting or adding to your family, adoption could be a great choice for you. Many parents begin researching adoption for this exact reason.
You Have the Resources to Help
All adoptive parents must be able to manage their income to support an additional family member. While families don't need to be wealthy to adopt, and there are programs set-up to help you absorb some of the costs, verification of income and employment are required during the adoption home study process. If you are able to provide for a child, adoption is a great way to care for a child who might otherwise live in an orphanage or several foster homes throughout their childhood.
Your Home is Stable Enough to Support an Addition to the Family
An adopted child needs to adjust to a whole new reality. For this reason, families which are stable—emotionally, physically, and financially—are best suited to provide the kind of atmosphere that a newly adopted child needs. If your family is experiencing transitions like a career change, relocation to a new city, or a death in the family, you may want to postpone your adoption plans.
WACAP is one of the most experienced international nonprofit adoption agencies in the U.S. Since 1976, we have maintained a reputation for safety, fairness, honesty, and professional standards. Call us today at (888) 440-8231 for more information about adopting a child from Bulgaria, China, Ethiopia, India, Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand or U.S. foster care.
When the film, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” hits theaters May 18, it will feature a cast full of stars including Cameron Diaz, Dennis Quaid, and Jennifer Lopez. But also joining this list of well-known celebrities will be a pair of toddler twins adopted from Ethiopia, Samuel and Asher Howard.
“As soon as I saw the twins, I felt that they were perfect to play the part, but what interested me was the story of their adoption and their parents, Kindred and Meredith,” director Kirk Jones said. “Their real-life story of the adoption was very similar to that of Jennifer Lopez in the movie.”
Read more about the Howard family and their journey to their sons in this article.
WACAP finds families for children from Bulgaria, China, Ethiopia, India, Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand and U.S. foster care. To learn more call (888) 440-8231 or visit http://www.wacap.org/.
FINAL DAY TO ORDER: Express your thanks to mom with a spring bouquet while also supporting WACAP’s Promise Fund.
With your donation of $100 or more, a lovely floral arrangement will be delivered to the one you love just in time for Mother’s Day, and at the same time you’ll be helping children across the globe who are still waiting for families to call their own.
Place your online order before May 2; flowers can be delivered anywhere in the U.S. and will arrive on Friday, May 11.
Thank you for celebrating the difference a family makes … and for helping us make that difference for so many children.
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