It features photos and brief biographies of children awaiting adoption. It is available at your county's social services adoption unit, at authorized private agencies, and at many libraries. Your local chapter of the New York State Foster and Adoptive Parents Association. They can tell you about support groups in your area, where you would have the opportunity to talk with families who have already adopted children. The many books on adoption available at most local libraries.
Adoption is a decision for the entire family.
Talk to your family about what it might be like. Talk to others who have adopted children formerly in foster care. Consider the personal resources you and your family would bring to the new relationship. Consider the community resources available to support your decision-school and medical personnel, support groups, friends, and neighbors. There are many ways for you to experience caring for children who need a loving adult.