Thank them for their help in a time of crisis, but also let them know how they could better have prepared or supported you. Offer to help them work on a plan for improved services. Offer your home to a family who may be traveling to adopt a child from your area. It will save them money on their travel expenses. She writes, I think National Adoption Month is also a great time to affirm not only adoptions but the importance to all triad members that the adoption practice be of the highest of ethics for the best interest of the child.
Adoptions are great.
But black market adoptions do exist and are far too numerous with very few professionals speaking out. Seek sponsorship and participation from area businesses and volunteer organizations. Ask churches and synagogues to join your effort perhaps one will donate space for your event. Spend several months building a relationship with a local family-issues reporter with the goal being a November Sunday section focused on positive and realistic adoption issues. Hold an adoption information fair with booths representing as many groups and agencies in your area as possible.