How We Help Child Welfare Professionals
Whether you work for a public or private agency, we have a range of services and resources for busy child welfare professionals like you. From recruitment and retention strategies to child and family photolistings, we’re here to assist you in connecting foster and adoptive families with waiting children.
Free Recruitment and Retention Resources
Use our free resources to strengthen your outreach for finding foster and adoptive families, facilitating interjurisdictional placements, and enhancing your agency’s overall customer service.
Free Consulting Services for Agencies
We can help you meet your Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSR) and Program Improvement Plan (PIP) recruitment and retention goals. Our free consulting services are only available by request to public child welfare agencies.
Register Your Agency with AdoptUsKids
Registering with AdoptUSKids is free for both public and private child welfare agencies, giving you access to innovative case management tools that will help you match more children with families.
How to Photolist and Manage Cases
Whether you work for a public or private child welfare agency, you can take advantage of our free photolisting services to manage cases and give national exposure to waiting children and families who are home studied and approved to adopt.
State Adoption and Foster Care Information
Learn about foster care and adoption guidelines for different States.
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Featured Child
Name: Skyler
Age: 15
Location: Florida
Skyler, 15, of Florida is a quiet and pleasant young man who likes anything to do with space and NASA. He needs a family who will offer patience and encouragement, and in return they will receive much joy.
Featured Siblings
Name: Faith, Esperanza, Maria, Alejandra, Isaac
Age: 13, 11, 10, 9, 7
Location: Colorado
This wonderful and active sibling group of five from Colorado need a family who will adopt them together. They range in age from 7 to 13, and all family types will be considered.
