Sentences with phrase «approved as adopters»

These are people who want to adopt a child who have been approved as adopters by the adoption agency.

Not exact matches

Once a family is approved for adoption, the volunteer should act as an intermediary between the adopters and the Team Lead and / or the adopters and the foster families (within NJ).

If you would like to adopt your own foster cat / kitten, you must complete an Adoption Application and qualify as an approved adopter.

Please note that submitting an application is only the first step in our adoption process and does not qualify you as an approved adopter.

«To a Good Home» made possible by the generosity of The PetFinder Foundation and Susie's Senior Dog Grant Program, together as one, Raven and Sasha are available to an approved adopter — adoption fees and transportation fess have been fully funded by the Susie's Senior Dog Grant Program.

We strongly recommend becoming an «Approved Adopter» as soon as possible, as those who are pre - approved are able to speed up the adoption process ensuring you don't miss out on your new furry familyApproved Adopter» as soon as possible, as those who are pre - approved are able to speed up the adoption process ensuring you don't miss out on your new furry familyapproved are able to speed up the adoption process ensuring you don't miss out on your new furry family member!

All of the Dobermans in our rescue program are housed in approved foster homes - living as members of their foster families until permanent adopters come forward to give them «forever» homes.

Research undertaken as part of the Inquiry including a freedom of information request submitted to all English local authorities found that 163 children in care under a voluntary arrangement have been placed with foster carers who are already approved as suitable adopters since foster for adoption legislation came into force three years ago.

they can put the child's name on the national adoption register to find suitable adopters and place the child with potential adoptive parents (who are temporarily approved as foster carers) anywhere in the country.

Where an applicant has been approved previously, or is currently approved, as a foster carer or prospective adopter, regulation 26 (1A) gives the fostering service undertaking the current assessment the power to request access to records about the applicant held by the fostering service or adoption agency which granted the approval (provided that the applicant consents).

This is a law that allows Children's Services to place a specific named child in a temporary fostering arrangement, with a person who is not approved as a foster carer but who is approved generally as an adopter.

However if they are considering adoption, they could place a child with foster carers who are also approved as prospective adopters - see fostering for adoption.

This was inevitable as soon as it became clear that the number of approved adopters waiting was outstripping the number of children coming through for adoption.

The rationale for this is that regional agencies will be given a greater pool of approved adopters with which to match vulnerable children successfully first time; make vital support services more widely available to adoptive families as and when they need them; ensure recruitment of adopters is better targeted; and make the sector more efficient.