Haiti lies approximately 50 miles southeast of Cuba and is considered part of the West Indies. Haiti's culture is a vibrant mixture of African, French, Indian, British and Spanish influences. Children become available for adoption in Haiti primarily because of the extreme economic disadvantages of their birth families. The Foundation has an excellent complex to care for the waiting children including the Rainbow Of Love nursery, a school, and medical facilities. In addition, Haiti requires prospective families to receive psychological certification that they are mentally and emotionally able to parent a child.
Specific fees are only due after a particular service has been rendered in the adoption process.
All fees are subject to change and services are charged at the rate that is current at the time of billing. If only one parent of a married couple travels to Haiti, their child will become a U.S. citizen upon re-finalization of the adoption in the United States. Click here to go to our preliminary application . Join our DillonCentralAmerica Discussion List. Our list can be a resource for you as you begin the adoption process, sharing adoption milestones and parenting tips, and encouraging each other through adoption's life-long journey.