Featured Child
Bianca, 16, of Wisconsin is a young woman who enjoys and excels at writing. She said she would like a family to possess the following qualities: honesty, trust, and respect.
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Featured Siblings
Chayan, 16, and Premitivo, 13, are brothers from California who are truly each other's best friend. They've spent the majority of their lives in foster care and need a family who will help restore a feeling of belonging.
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Caseworker of the Month
Amanda Koon, an adoption specialist for the South Carolina Department of Social Services Region II Adoption Services office in Columbia, South Carolina, is our February Caseworker of the Month.
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News and Announcements
Posted today 2/3/2012
Free Webinar on Child Welfare Survey Design and Implementation
The National Resource Center for Child Welfare Data & Technology is hosting a free webinar from 2 to 3:30 p.m. EST on February 23 to help program and data managers gather more information about the families they serve, their communities, and their work force.
Posted 2 days ago 2/1/2012
Amanda Koon is AdoptUSKids' February Caseworker of the Month
Amanda Koon, an adoption specialist for the South Carolina Department of Social Services Region II Adoption Services office in Columbia, South Carolina, is our February Caseworker of the Month. Her passion in being an advocate for families helped retain a couple pursing adoption after having a child removed from their home and returned to his birth mother.
Posted 4 days ago 1/30/2012
AdoptUSKids and Ad Council Seeking Adoption Success Stories
Adoptive parents: Did you – or do you know other adoptive parents – who began their journey to adoption after seeing or hearing one of the (TV, radio, print, or billboard) ads that “you don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent?” If so, then AdoptUSKids and the Ad Council would love to include you in a video series of success stories. Contact us today at info@adoptuskids.org.
Posted 1/26/2012
New Sharable Widget for Understanding Tween Speak
Ever wondered what a preteen means when they say “tope” or “DYJHIW”? Find out using this Tween Translator and share it with others who have preteens in their lives. This widget is part the award-winning national recruitment campaign produced through a partnership of the U.S. Children’s Bureau, Ad Council, and AdoptUSKids.
National Campaign
You don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent
Learn about the award-winning national recruitment campaign produced through a partnership of the U.S. Children's Bureau, Ad Council, and AdoptUSKids.
