We are thrilled to announce that the Gladney Center for Adoption has officially received accreditation to work in Ecuador! This is an exciting development that expands our international adoption programs, providing even more opportunities for children in need of forever families.
In the spirit of hope and love, we want to share the need of three brothers—Collin, Chris, and Crew. These siblings have shared an unbreakable bond throughout their lives, but now, as Crew nears the age where he will age out of the system, time is running out. Without the love and commitment of a special family, these boys face separation.
On September 19, 2024, $68 million was raised for over 3,000 nonprofit organizations. North Texas Giving Day has hosted an annual fundraising event in the Dallas-Fort Worth area since 2009.
At Gladney, we are thrilled to announce our new partnership with a remarkable children's care facility in Pattaya, Thailand. This partnership strengthens our commitment to advocating for children worldwide by connecting loving, qualified families with children who need homes. Our collaboration with Pattaya is currently focused on finding families for children between the ages of 5 and 6, who are waiting for adoption, with minor to no medical needs.
Adopting a child with a trauma history often means navigating unique challenges, especially when it comes to education. For many waiting children, their schooling has been disrupted multiple times as they’ve moved between foster homes, school districts, and curriculums. This constant instability, coupled with the lack of a consistent advocate, often results in educational delays. As you welcome your child into your family, a new challenge lies ahead: building trust while ensuring they receive the academic support they need to succeed.
Topics: Superkids, Taiwan Adoption, Waiting Children, Waiting Child
Topics: Superkids, Taiwan Adoption, Waiting Children, Waiting Child
This is how it all began. . .
Topics: Superkids, Taiwan Adoption, Waiting Children, Waiting Child
Topics: Superkids, Taiwan Adoption, Waiting Children, Waiting Child
International adoption has faced a sharp decline with the number of agencies dropping from over 300 to just 81. Stricter regulations, political change, and concerns about ethical practices have all contributed to the drastic fall in numbers.
