Every child has a name – but not every child has a family. You can change that. Start by viewing profiles of our waiting children.
The first and most important step is to have a completed home study and continually seek to educate yourself regarding adoption. The education you receive will help prepare you for your adoption journey and help you to be matched with the child you are best suited to parent. You are unique and bring special gifts, abilities and passions to your family. Our goal is to help you apply those gifts and abilities to parenting a child who is waiting for their forever family.
The children shown below are but a few of the millions of children waiting. This is where your adoption journey begins … or perhaps where it ends. Contact us if you have questions or a particular interest in any of the children shown. Remember, a child cannot be matched with a family until you have completed a home study and are eligible to adopt. Most waiting children adoptions can be completed within a year of you making the decision to adopt. Why be a waiting parent, when there are so many waiting children? Keep in mind that waiting children are typically over 6 years old, or if they are younger may have minor or correctable special needs. The most common minor special need is cleft palate, followed by heart conditions.
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Magnolia is a wonderful child that has some special needs. She will need a family that can provide her the best care and attention. She loves to play with toys and being around others. Could you be her forever family?
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Dea is a sweet girl that likes to play with toys and having attention. She cries at separation, but quickly calms down. Dea has some special needs. Please contact karson@nightlight.org for more information. Could she be part of your forever family?
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Julio is an 8-year-old boy who is described as being active and happy! He loves to go for walks and play soccer, enjoying every outdoor activity opportunity he can get. He says that he would like to be a policeman …
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Anton is a cheerful 9-year-old boy who loves to draw and color! He is a talented dancer, and loves to learn new folk dances. He enjoys music as well, and gravitates towards musical instruments. He likes to play soccer outdoors, …
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Darek is a precious 10-year-old boy who loves to play with cars and action figures. He also enjoys playing soccer with his friends, and playing games outside. His eyes light up when he is praised for doing well, and he …
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Alvin is a fun-loving 10 year old boy. He loves to play sports, especially soccer, and to participate in cultural celebrations. He also enjoys swimming and playing computer games. He is very excited to find a family who will help …
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Oggy is a sweet boy who is a little shy, but friendly. He has made friends at school and enjoys playing with them. He gets along well with his peers. Oggy enjoys riding a bicycle, kicking a ball, playing with puzzles, computer games …
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What is embryo adoption? When couples use in vitro fertilization to achieve pregnancy, they will often have embryos remaining after they complete their family. One option available to them is to donate those embryos to another family. Embryo adoption allows …
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Ashton is an 8-year-old boy who loves celebrating holidays with his foster family, and giving gifts to his friends! He is empathetic, and cares for his friends when they are feeling upset or sad. Ashton says that his favorite foods …
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What is embryo adoption? When families use in vitro fertilization to achieve pregnancy, they will often have embryos remaining after they complete their family. One option available to them is to donate those embryos to another family. Embryo adoption allows …
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