Assertion: adoption's child | /r/HasProperty | adopted
Facets:
value: from foster care
type: LOCATION
value: abroad
type: LOCATION
value: from dcf care
type: OTHER
value: each year
type: TEMPORAL
value: from that
type: OTHER
value: from an overseas country
type: LOCATION
value: between 2009
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the foster care system
type: OTHER
value: along with their biological mother
type: OTHER
value: the most
type: OTHER
value: each year in the u.s.
type: LOCATION
value: from private agencies
type: OTHER
value: from that state
type: LOCATION
value: from orphanages
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: legally
type: MANNER
value: without following appropriate legal procedures
type: MANNER
value: between 1953
type: TEMPORAL
value: between 2008
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the connecticut foster care system
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In an attempt to help children who have been adopted adjust and thrive in a new home, and to understand why problems may arise, studies look at the genetic as well as both prenatal and postnatal environmental influences on the development of children who have been adopted.
text: Officials of the BFA noted that, although the asylum promoted otherwise, adoptive parents did not distinguish between indenture and adoption: "We believe," the asylum officials said, "that often, when children of a younger age are taken to be adopted, the adoption is only another name for service.
text: In response, family preservation efforts grew so that few children born out of wedlock today are adopted.
text: For children who have been adopted, adoption is a key part of their self-identity and life — without which they would not be where they are today.
text: When a minor child is adopted, his or her legal residence is changed from that of the natural parent to that of the adoptive parent.
text: This is when a child is adopted from an overseas country and brought back to Australia to live.
text: The Australian Attorney-General’s Department has primary responsibility for managing intercountry adoptions with the country that the child is adopted from.
text: This is when the child to be adopted was born or is permanently living in Australia.
text: There is also a great need to place these children; in 2004 more than 45,000 African-American children were waiting to be adopted from foster care.
text: The children are temporarily in foster or group homes while waiting to be adopted.
text: The children are temporarily in foster or group homes while waiting to be adopted.
text: Foster parents are able to establish relationships with children’s family members that could be sustained after the child is adopted.
text: This is when a child is adopted from an overseas country and brought back to Australia to live.
text: The Australian Attorney-General’s Department has primary responsibility for managing intercountry adoptions with the country that the child is adopted from.
text: This is when the child to be adopted was born or is permanently living in Australia.
text: Foster care adoption (where a child in state custody is adopted after biological parents fail to complete a reunification plan)
text: To be adopted, a child must:
text: Conducting specialized recruitment efforts on behalf of Connecticut’s children who are waiting to be adopted that include the annual Heart Gallery, listings on the national exchange, participation in ADOPT US KIDS and aggressive outreach efforts to other states-participating in inter-jurisdictional adoption.
text: Children who have been adopted from the Department of Children and Families (DCF) foster care system and/or a private Connecticut licensed child-placing agency who have special needs are eligible for the subsidized adoption program.
text: Did you know that over 500 children are adopted from the Connecticut foster care system every year?
text: It is estimated that between 1953-1962, roughly 15,000 foreign children were adopted.
text: Legal risk is a term used to describe a potential adoption in which the child to be adopted is placed with the adoptive parents before the birth parents' rights have been terminated.
text: When a child being adopted is twelve or older, the child's consent may also be needed.
text: When a child is adopted, an amended birth certificate is issued.
text: This is a birth certificate issued after a child has been adopted, similar to the original birth certificate, but names the adoptive parents as the parents.
text: How many children in American are adopted?
text: How many children are adopted each year?
text: Once a child is adopted, DCFS is no longer involved in or responsible for the care, supervision or custody of the child.
text: Most children waiting to be adopted are living temporarily with relatives or other foster families.
text: Adoption is an act that not only impacts the child who is being adopted, but their family, extended family, and community.
text: First, obviously, adoption is important for the child who is adopted.
text: If a child being adopted has Native American heritage and eligibility as a member of a tribe, the regulations of the Indian Child Welfare Act must be followed.
text: To make the process easier, you will likely want to work with a country that participates in the Hague Convention, an international adoption treaty that was enacted in 1993 to protect children who are adopted overseas.
text: It can be argued that because they lose their primary attachment figure, every child who was adopted (even those adopted as infants) experienced traumatic loss.
text: The most recent data 1 suggest that an estimated 115,000 children are available to be adopted from foster care.
text: Especially during emergency situations, natural disasters or conflicts, has been found that children are adopted without following appropriate legal procedures and risk to be victims of trafficking and sale.
text: Yet open adoption is much less common when children are adopted from foster care.
text: However, if you are pursuing foster to adopt, once the child is legally adopted they become your responsibility, and you will need to demonstrate that you are financially capable of the cost of raising a child and that you have a financial plan to help provide for his or her needs such as food, clothing, childcare, and other basics.
text: Does Michigan have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: A foster child who is adopted can apply for Medicaid and be approved up to age 26.
text: These children are usually adopted from orphanages and are eligible for adoption because their birth parents were unable to care for them due to financial, legal, or emotional issues.
text: If a child who is being adopted is over the age of 12, he or she usually needs to agree to the adoption in front of the Judge.
text: Beyond the stereotype that children who are adopted are damaged in some way, there are many other dominant stereotypes and myths about adoption, such as these:
text: child is adopted
text: child was adopted
text: The document, issued after a child has been adopted, reflects the adoptive parents as the child's parents.
text: Legal risk is a term used to describe a potential adoption in which the child to be adopted is placed with the adoptive parents prior to termination of the birthparents' rights.
text: Legal risk is a term used to describe a potential adoption in which the child to be adopted is placed with the adoptive parents prior to termination of the birthparents' rights.
text: Legal risk is a term used to describe a potential adoption in which the child to be adopted is placed with the adoptive parents prior to termination of the birthparents' rights.
text: Children who are adopted always have at least two sets of parents.
text: Each state operates its own program to support children who were adopted from that state.
text: In general, the rules and benefits of adoption assistance (also known as adoption subsidy) are based on where the child is adopted from, rather than where the family lives.
text: There seems to be this continuous assumption that if a child is adopted, then they are going to go through some huge identity crisis at some point of their life and always be wondering,
text: In general, a child must be between the ages of birth to 18 years and be legally free to be adopted.
text: A child is still considered to be an adopted child if they were adopted after their 16th birthday, but before their 18th birthday, if: The child is the birth sibling of another child who was adopted by the same parent(s) before the other child’s 16th birthday and immigrated through the family-based petition process; or
text: The child is the birth sibling of another child who was adopted by the same parent(s) before the other child
text: It would be friendlier to state that a child was adopted rather than them being eternally labeled,
text: Only a child who is under the age of 21 may be adopted.
text: Children from foreign countries may also be adopted but different laws may apply, depending on the child’s nationality.
text: Children who are adopted from private agencies may qualify for adoption assistance if they are removed by judicial order from their home and they have been determined by the Social Security Administration to meet all the medical or disability requirements for eligibility for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
text: Does Texas have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: There are no benefits until a child is adopted again.
text: IH-4 visa: Issued when a child is coming to the United States from a Hague Convention country to be adopted.
text: IR-4 visa: Issued to a child that is coming to the United States to be adopted was adopted abroad by only one parent (if married) was not seen by the parent(s) prior to or during the adoption
text: Many of the same factors as domestic/private adoption also come into play with international adoption, except each country that a child is being adopted from typically has their own set of desired characteristics of adoptive parents, required financial backgrounds, preferred health statuses, and other qualifications.
text: Does Arizona have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: Children of all ages are waiting to be adopted.
text: Private placement adoptions are where the child has not been placed for adoption by a LDSS or a VA (so, the child being adopted is not in foster care).
text: Does North Carolina have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: Many children of unmarried parents were given for adoption, and adoptive parents would make out they were biological parents and try to keep secret that their child was adopted.
text: Does Alabama have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: All children being adopted from DCF care must have an adoption assistance application submitted.
text: Does Massachusetts have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: Does Colorado have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: International adoptions require additional paperwork and registrations once the child has been adopted abroad and resides in the United States (US).
text: The child may immigrate immediately after the adoption or may immigrate to the U.S. to be adopted here.
text: Many of the children who were adopted were placed with other families to avoid them being labeled as illegitimate.
text: While these kinds of adoptions would continue into the 20th century, there were no U.S. laws until 1851 that protected children who were adopted — which is why adoptions during this time are considered to have occurred before the “modern” era of adoption.
text: This program placed Native children with white families, which led to backlash from Native American activists in the 1960s and ‘70s because of a lack of cultural education for the children being adopted.
text: The popularity of eugenics at the time didn’t help; traditional views assumed that only white, healthy children were suitable to be adopted.
text: Many international special needs adoptions offer substantial grants in order to ensure that children with different abilities are able to be adopted before they “age out” of their country’s orphanages.
text: Does California have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: You can also be matched with children who are already eligible to be adopted.
text: The question arises as to why a naturally born child needs to be adopted.
text: Does Ohio have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: Ohio does not have any programs to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again.
text: Children who have been adopted can grow up surrounded by love and support from all sides.
text: According to PA adoption laws, adoption-eligible adults and children who are 12 or older must consent to be adopted.
text: When slavery was common, children used to be adopted to be slaves.
text: Children are not the only people who can be adopted.
text: Yet little research has considered the likelihood of a child being adopted as compared to remaining in long-term care.
text: In order for a child to be adopted, the birth parents have to relinquish legal parental rights.
text: There are adoption-friendly nations such as Mexico, Ukraine, India, and South Korea that all have children who need to be adopted.
text: Children who need to be adopted the most are older children, substance-exposed newborns, or children who are a part of a sibling group.
text: Virginia also contracts with several agencies to provide adoption-competent mental health assessments and consultations for children who have been adopted.
text: Does Virginia have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: National Adoption Day is a collective effort to raise awareness of the more than 125,000 children waiting to be adopted from foster care in the United States.
text: For children who are adopted from foster care, there may be mandatory certification or training.
text: More than 100,000 children in the U.S. are waiting to be adopted.
text: This is particularly powerful to those of us who have seen children who are being adopted out of foster care
text: Does Mississippi have any program to support an adoptee whose adoptive parents die until the child is adopted again?
text: This discovery was done through a process of interviews of both a child that was adopted along with their biological mother who contained the schizophrenia gene, and of adopted child along with their mother who did not contain the schizophrenia gene.
text: Many researchers of this topic believed the disorder developed over the time the child was adopted.
text: Parents that are willing to adopt are always advised to be aware of the phenomenon that a child that is to be adopted may need help on dealing with psychological issues.
text: North Dakota contracts with three private agencies to provide adoption services for children being adopted from the foster care system, as well as the families that adopt them.
text: If the child being adopted is age 12 or older, his or her consent is also required unless the court finds that it is not in the best interests of the child to require their consent.
text: When a child is adopted, an amended birth certificate is created.
text: Between 2008 and 2009, approximately 2,700 white children were adopted compared to only 410 mixed-race children and only 90 black children in the UK.
text: children typically wait to be adopted on average three years longer than white children.
text: Each year in the U.S., more than 120,000 children are adopted, getting stable, loving homes