- Bethany Christian Services began in 1944 as a residential facility for homeless children. Since then, it has become one of the largest adoption agencies in the United States. Bethany provides services to families in all 50 states, and has several offices in Wisconsin.
Visit bethany.org or call 1-(800)-BETHANY to find the office nearest you. - Adoption Resources of Wisconsin (ARW) began in 1982 as a group of parents concerned about children living in foster care. Since receiving funding in 1984, ARW has facilitated the adoption of more than 1,500 children from foster care.
For more information on available programs, call 800-762-8063 or visit wiadopt.org. - Adoption Advocates, Inc. (AAI) has served more than 1,800 adoptive families since its inception in 1987. It offers domestic infant adoption as well as services for independent adoption. Services also include home studies, preadoptive training and counseling, post-placement services and community education.
For more information, call (608) 246-2844 or visit aaiwi.org. - Community Adoption Center, Inc. is a state-licensed adoption agency with offices throughout Wisconsin. Programs include agency infant (the agency matches you with an expectant birth mother or an infant already surrendered), independent, international and special-needs adoptions. Adoption seminars are offered each month at various offices throughout the state. To find the office nearest you, call 1-(800)-ADOPT ME or visit communityadoptioncenter.com.
- Lifelink was founded more than 100 years ago in Illinois and has now expanded to include over 50 locations in Illinois, Iowa, Florida, Missouri and Wisconsin. Since its creation in 1895, Lifelink has helped more than 3,700 children find their way to forever homes. Lifelink has adoption programs in China, Guatemala, Haiti, Hong Kong, Nepal, the Philippines, Poland, South Korea, Ukraine, Vietnam, Bulgaria and Russia.
To find the office nearest you, call (630) 521-8299 or visit lifelinkadoption.org
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