Assertion: adoption's family | /r/CapableOf | adopt child
Facets:
value: from foster care
type: OTHER
value: from the foster care system
type: OTHER
value: with special needs
type: OTHER
value: in their care
type: LOCATION
value: in virginia
type: LOCATION
value: in ohio
type: LOCATION
value: in mississippi
type: LOCATION
value: in colorado
type: LOCATION
value: in massachusetts
type: LOCATION
value: in alabama
type: LOCATION
value: in north carolina
type: LOCATION
value: in arizona
type: LOCATION
value: in texas
type: LOCATION
value: in california
type: LOCATION
value: in michigan
type: LOCATION
value: through dcf
type: MANNER
value: through the dcf relative guardianship program
type: MANNER
value: across state lines
type: LOCATION
value: through foster care
type: MANNER
value: from a foreign country
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in 2012
type: TEMPORAL
value: in another country
type: LOCATION
value: from south korea
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: For example, a family in Baltimore, Maryland, who is adopting a child from South Korea might use a Baltimore-based adoption agency, which then works with the overseas adoption agency in South Korea.
text: When another family is ready to adopt the child, DFPS and the family complete the adoptive placement paperwork.
text: Prospective birth parents, by the same token, are empowered to choose which family will adopt their child.
text: My family adopted two children from the Arizona foster care system and went through with no bumps and bruises.
text: North Dakota now allows families who have finally adopted their children in another country to apply to a North Dakota court for a validation of their foreign decree (North Dakota Century Code 14-15-17 and NDCC 14-15-18).
text: Adoptive Families Magazine surveyed 1,100 families who adopted a child in 2012-2013 and reported:
text: International adoption occurs when a family adopts a child from a foreign country.
text: If a family is adopting a child who is in foster care there are no fees charged.
text: There are two different ways for prospective adoptive families to adopt a child through foster care:
text: The purpose of the adoption subsidy is to assist adoptive families who have adopted a child who was hard to place due to physical, mental, or developmental needs.
text: For a family who resides outside of Texas to be considered to adopt a child currently in the foster care system in Texas, the family must be approved to adopt through an agency that has a contract with Texas to complete Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children (ICPC) adoptions.
text: Federal or state subsidies may be available to assist families adopting a child with special needs.
text: While there are additional steps to work through, families can and do adopt children across state lines.
text: he CT Adoption Assistance Program (AAP) offers confidential assessment, brief counseling, and referral services to all families who've adopted children from the DCF foster care system or through the DCF relative guardianship program.
text: The following services are available to families who have adopted children through DCF:
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Michigan.
text: DHS provides Regional Post Adoption Resource Centers (PARC) for families who have adopted children from state foster care.
text: Military families stationed overseas and within the U.S. are eligible to adopt children from the U.S. foster care system.
text: An adoption assistance agreement is an arrangement for providing assistance to families who adopt children with special needs who are in the custody of a state or county department.
text: Many agencies do not charge service fees to families who adopt children from the foster care system.
text: Below you will find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Texas.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Arizona.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in North Carolina.
text: Below you will find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Alabama.
text: All families adopting children with special needs (including private agency adoptions, independent adoptions, and intercountry adoptions) are potentially eligible for reimbursement of nonrecurring expenses.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Massachusetts.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Colorado.
text: Families who adopt children with special needs may be eligible for ongoing monthly subsidies to help with necessary adoption from foster care expenses.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in California.
text: Below you will find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Ohio.
text: In either case, there are federal income tax credits available for families who adopt children.
text: Below you will find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Virginia.
text: Below you can find information about the adoption assistance benefits that may be available to families who adopt children from foster care in Mississippi.
text: Families adopting children with special needs through licensed child-placing agencies or independent adoptions may also be eligible for reimbursement of nonrecurring expenses.
text: In North Dakota, families adopting children from foster care are trained through the Foster/ Adopt PRIDE model - a training program that familiarizes families with the needs of these special children.
text: An important aspect of fostering, even while the foster family is being considered to adopt the child in their care, is that foster parents must actively support efforts to reunify children with their birth parents so long as reunification remains the child’s permanency plan, as determined by a court and public agency that are responsible for their custody and planning.