Sentences with word «photolisting»

AdoptUSKids offers the only federally funded national photolisting of children and youth in United States foster care who are available for adoption.

Thank you for visiting Alabama's photolisting website to learn more about the waiting children.

Our waiting child photolisting offers children a chance to connect with adoptive families who will help them transition into adulthood and provide life - long love and guidance.

You won't see pictures of infants or chubby toddlers in photolists because most families can easily imagine parenting an infant or toddler.

Use all available resources to find adoptive families — state / provincial, regional, and national photolisting services; interjurisdictional placements, and emerging or creative technologies and options

Children typically appear on Holt's photolisting when we need additional help finding a family equipped and prepared to parent them.

1977: With new Executive Director Peggy Soule (and a grant from the Junior League of Rochester) the newly independent entity, The CAP Book, Inc., becomes a regional, multi-state photolisting of children who have been waiting the longest for adoptive homes.

Here's what's going on: the U.S. State Department is considering a ban on the practice of using photolistings (pictures and general bios of adoptable kids) to recruit adoptive families for kids in need of adoptive homes.

Photolistings commonly contain pictures of the child, descriptions, and information regarding how adoptive families can learn more about the child.

Thank you for visiting Louisiana's photolisting website to learn more about the waiting children.

Photolistings of waiting children in Alaska, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.

Our waiting child photolisting offers children a chance to connect with adoptive families who will help them transition into adulthood and provide life - long love and guidance.

The photolisting is intended to help Holt find families for children who have very specific needs — whether medical, emotional or resource - based.

Very few of the children Holt places with families ever appear on the waiting child photolisting.

You can check out some photolistings of children currently waiting for adoption at our Waiting Child section.

A prospective adoptive family looks at a photolist, reads the description of the child and his special need.

We have not seen an official definition of «soft referral» but it appears to include photolisting — or more specifically allowing international adoption agencies to place a child who is on a photolist.

What you will see in a photolist is a teen holding a football with a shy smile, a child in a wheelchair proudly showing off his latest drawing, a child with a heart condition on a swing, or a sibling set of three holding hands.

The goal behind a photolist is to humanize a child that is harder to place for adoption.

The State Department is apparently contending that it is a violation of their regulations for an adoption agency to accept contact from a family for information about a child the agency placed on a photolist unless that family already has a homestudy.

photolisting A child - specific recruitment strategy used by agencies and adoption organizations aiming to present children available for adoption to prospective adoptive parents.

(Plus: photolistings of prospective adoptive parents have become very popular in reaching prospective birthparents, there's no doubt about that.)

Thank you for visiting North Carolina's photolisting website to learn more about the waiting children.

You can check out some photolistings of children currently waiting for adoption at our Waiting Child section.

Thank you for visiting Maryland's photolisting website to learn more about the waiting children.