Building Arizona Families

Loving Arizona families can adopt foster children from anywhere in the United States. The lives of foster children are always difficult, but they are especially difficult right now. Did you know that at any given time in our country, there are almost half a million children in foster care? Can you open your heart and home to provide a loving, safe and stable home for foster children around the U.S.? And keep in mind that you do not have to foster to adopt AZ children or foster children anywhere else in the country. You can directly adopt children from the foster care system without becoming a foster parent first. Continue reading our blog here: http://ow.ly/YPb150CyTUt

Families in America who meet Haiti adoption requirements can provide the safe and loving home and bright future every child deserves. Building Arizona Families assists families interested in adopting Haitian children through our international adoption program. When a family connects with Building Arizona Families, the first step we take is to learn more about the adoption journey the family wants. BAF offers several adoption programs to help all kinds of families grow. Continue reading our blog here: http://ow.ly/5Ho950CxHEJ

Choosing adoption to grow your family can be a beautiful start to a life-changing journey. Being educated on valuable adoption information is essential to be prepared for the adoption journey ahead. Adoptive parent education is vital to the beginning process of adoption. Building Arizona Families wants to ensure adoptive parents are becoming familiar with the most appropriate material. We offer training and education that fits your specific adoption program. Continue reading our blog here: https://www.buildingarizonafamilies.com/adoption-information-adoptive-parent-education-essential/

Despite the global pandemic, Building Arizona Families is still providing services to begin, or continue the international Haiti adoption journey. When the Haitian government recognized the serious risks children face in institutions, they acknowledged the importance of transitioning away from institutions to more community-based support to improve children’s outcomes. There is a great need for families to adopt Haitian children and offer them a stable, loving family. We are currently seeking families who would like to adopt children over the age of six and are open to adopting siblings. Continue reading here: http://ow.ly/ccu350Cnzg0

Aging out of the foster care system without ever being adopted is just heartbreaking. When a teenager ages out of the foster care system, their chances of homelessness, drug use, pregnancy, and incarceration rise significantly. In the current pandemic, when these teenagers face the world alone, they face a massive drop in available jobs, an unsure education system, and assistance programs that are becoming inundated. To protect them from facing the harsh realities of being alone in the world, we encourage Arizona families to adopt foster kids in Arizona and around the United States. Continue reading this blog here: http://ow.ly/IjQO50CgUgG

I know you are committed to precious unborn babies and supporting women struggling through crisis pregnancies to give their baby the gift of life. Please stand strong with Building Arizona Families as we increase our efforts to reach pregnant women in crisis and provide them the support they need to make the positive life choice of adoption. In November, we need to DOUBLE our outreach to pregnant women in crisis. To do that, we need to raise $16,071. This will allow us to reach 150 women experiencing a crisis pregnancy. If you can do more, please do. Every life counts and the stakes are so high. Continue reading the October Newsletter here: http://ow.ly/shUx50CfNNe

Over 20,000 young adults age out of the foster care system each year in the United States. Aging out of the foster care system means a child turned 18 and was never given the opportunity to have a loving and full life with an adoptive family. In Arizona, there are currently over 900 teenagers about to age out of foster care who will face the scary realities in the world alone. Learn more about their life and experiences here: http://ow.ly/R9PN50CbYRb