- Adoption
- An extensive adoption web site with just about everything you need to know before adoption, after adoption, the process, resources, and more.
- Bethany Christian Services
- Bethany is a non-profit, Christian, pro-life adoption agency with 75 locations in 31 states and 16 countries.
- Christian Adopt
- This site is a discussion and support for Christian families involved in adoption.
- Exiled Mothers
- This website was created by mothers who lost their babies to the adoption industry. They did not surrender them willingly. They were vulnerable (young, unwed, sick, or poor), and coerced by others they trusted to release their children for adoption.
- Lifetime Adoption Center
- The Lifetime Adoption Center is an adoption and referral agency helping families and birthmothers come together.
- National Adoption Center
- An adoption agency that specialized in finding homes for hard to place children.
- National Adoption Information Clearinghouse
- This factsheet discusses some of the emotional issues that parents face after making the decision to place an infant for adoption, in surrendering the child, and in handling the feelings that often persist afterwards. In addition, it addresses some of the emotional issues of parents whose children are permanently removed from them and whose parental rights are terminated.
- National Council for Adoption
- An adoption awareness think tank, advocacy organization, and public information/educational group.
- Snowflakes: Embryo Adoption Program
- With almost 40 years of experience in adoptions, Nightlight Christian Adoptions is prepared to work with genetic families and adopting families in completing the cycle of life and building loving families.
- U.S. Department of State
- Bureau of Consular Affairs, Overseas Citizens Services, Office of Childrens Issues, International Adoption Department. Provides some governmental information concerning overseas adoption.
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