REQUIREMENTS TO ADOPT A CHILD IN ARIZONA
Adopting a child is a profound and rewarding journey for families seeking to expand their households through love and compassion. There are several types of adoption. This blog will explore the requirements to adopt a foster child through the Arizona Department of Child Safety, Arizona’s child welfare agency. UNDERSTANDING THE REQUIREMENTS TO ADOPT A CHILD The […]
How to Adopt U.S. Children from the Foster Care System
Families that adopt U.S. children from the foster care system discover that adoption can be incredibly fulfilling and life-changing for both parents and children. Thousands of children in foster care are waiting for permanent, loving homes. If you have considered adoption and are interested in providing a stable and nurturing environment for a child in […]
Adopting Foster Children is Truly Life-Changing
Interested in adopting foster children? Many people are unaware of the experiences of foster children in the United States. Children are removed from their homes and placed in the foster care system when it is unsafe for them to remain at home. Parental rights are severed by the state they reside in when the child […]
Over 100,000 Foster Kids are Waiting to be Adopted Right Now
On any given day in the United States, there are approximately 400,000 children in the U.S. foster care system. Of those 400,000 children, approximately 124,000 are waiting to be adopted. There is always an urgent need for loving families to adopt U.S. kids. Older Children, Sibling Groups, and Special Needs Children Waiting to be Adopted […]
Our Licensed Adoption Agency Helps People Wanting to Adopt Foster Children
Building Arizona Families, a local licensed adoption agency in Arizona, can help many different kinds of families wanting to grow. Forever families can be married couples with children already or trying to start their family now, or even single individuals looking to offer a forever home to a child in need. A forever family can […]
Adopt Foster Children from Foster Care in Arizona or Around the U.S.
There are over 3,000 children in foster care in Arizona alone that are legally eligible to be adopted right now. As heartbreaking as it is, these children’s biological parents no longer have parental rights. These children desperately need a family to offer them support, care, love, and, more importantly, a forever home. Married couples, families, […]
Keeping Siblings Together When You Adopt Foster Kids in Arizona
Adopting foster kids in Arizona is an urgent matter. These children have been the victims of child abuse and/or severe neglect. When the issues that created the abuse have not been remedied and the children cannot safely be returned home, their biological parents’ rights are severed. When this happens, these abused children enter the care […]
There is a Loving Home for All Foster Children Needing a Forever Family
Over 400,000 children face life with uncertainty, without their family, and in unfortunate circumstances out of their control. In the United States, over 400,000 foster children are experiencing difficulties in their life that youth should never have to experience. These children are used to a life with frequent moves between foster homes and even changing […]
Adopt Foster Kids in Arizona Facing Aging Out During the Pandemic
Aging out of the foster care system without ever being adopted is just heartbreaking. As the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted families willing to open their hearts and homes, the numbers are rising. When a teenager ages out of the foster care system, their chances of homelessness, drug use, pregnancy, and incarceration rise significantly. In the […]
Adopt Foster Children in Arizona or Around the U.S. to Provide Crucial Nurturing
Adopt foster children in Arizona or around the U.S. to provide essential nurturing all children need to grow up to be amazing adults. Children begin to understand the world around them through the relationships they experience with parents, loved ones, and caregivers. Children are continually developing physically, emotionally, socially, behaviorally, and intellectually. Children in foster […]