If you’re not ready to be a parent, adoption is an option you may want to explore. Through adoption, you can plan a secure and loving future for your child by choosing a family that aligns with your hopes and values.

Depending on the type of adoption plan you create, you may have the opportunity to receive updates about your child’s progress or even maintain ongoing visits while you focus on your education or career goals.

Choosing a Family

Selecting the right family for your child can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Adoption agencies offer a variety of screened and approved families for you to choose from. In addition to families recommended by the agency, you may also consider a friend or someone referred to you. Your adoption agency will guide you through these options and help you make an informed decision.

Approved adoptive families must meet rigorous standards, including background checks and home studies. Caseworkers will conduct home visits to ensure the child’s safety and well-being. In open adoptions, you’ll have the opportunity to see firsthand how much your child is cared for and loved.

Types of Adoption

Adoption plans can be tailored to meet your needs and preferences. Open adoption allows for ongoing visits or updates about your child’s progress through photos and letters. If you prefer less involvement, a closed adoption keeps your identity and contact with the adoptive family private.

In most cases, adoption comes at no cost to you, and the adoption agency will handle all legal details, including any necessary arrangements with the birthfather.

Still Deciding About Adoption?

Choosing adoption is a deeply personal decision, and it’s normal to feel unsure. If you feel that parenting isn’t the right path for you but abortion doesn’t align with your values, adoption may be a positive solution to consider.

Schedule a no-cost, confidential consultation with our caring team today. We’ll provide a safe, supportive space to discuss your options with no pressure to make any particular choice.