General Adoption and Parenting

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  • The Coalition for Children, Youth and Families (https://coalitionforcyf.org) is an organization that receives funding from the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families to provide information about adoption to prospective adoptive parents, social workers, and the general public.
  • The Wisconsin Family Connections Center (https://wifamilyconnectionscenter.org/) provides education, support services, and activities to adoptive families. Regional team members are available through this statewide program.
  • Families Rising (http://www.wearefamiliesrising.org/) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and their families on their journey through adoption, foster care, and kinship care.
  • Adoptive Families, (www.adoptivefamilies.com) the award-winning national adoption magazine, is the leading adoption information source for families before, during, and after adoption.
  • UMOJA (http://www.umojabhe.org/) is an organization that works to empower transracial families to raise children who will have a positive black identity and will feel comfortable in all different cultures.
  • Child Welfare Information Gateway (www.childwelfare.gov) is a website that contains extensive information on adoption for both adoptive parents and birth parents.
  • Wisconsin Family Ties (http://www.wifamilyties.org/) is a statewide, nonprofit organization run by families for families that include children and adolescents with social, emotional, or behavioral challenges.
  • Adoption.com (https://www.adoption.com/) contains information for adoptive parents as well as birth parents regarding the adoption process.
  • Creating a Family (https://creatingafamily.org) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and training adoptive, foster, and kinship families.
  • The National Council for Adoption (NCFA) (https://adoptioncouncil.org) is a leader in adoption advocacy, education, and research and works to provide education on adoption-related issues.

International Adoption

  • USCIS (http://www.uscis.gov/) is the United States Citizen and Immigration Services website. This website provides extensive information on the regulations of international adoption.
  • The United States Department of State website provides information on the intercountry adoption process as well as information on various countries. Click here to find out more information.
  • The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (www.dcf.wisconsin.gov) can provide information on adoption in the State of Wisconsin.

Infertility

  • Resolve (www.resolve.org) is a national organization that provides information and support services relevant to infertility.
  • Infertility Resources (www.ihr.com/fertility) contains a wealth of well-organized information to guide you through the often daunting labyrinth of infertility — from the first steps of wondering when, and if, to seek help — to diagnosis and treatment.

Other Resources

  • Adoptionly Yours (https://adoptionlyyours.com/) is a specialty greeting card company created by two adoptive moms.  They have personalized, hand-drawn greeting cards for recognizing the adoption journey.  Cards for birth parents, adoptive parents, or adoptees.

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