Works with expectant and birth parents placing infants and children with adoptive families. Internationally and domestic. Pre and post adoption counseling, financial assistance (as needed) and home study services.

Provides pre and post adoption services including recruiting families for children, adoption events, support/education for adoptive families, and training for child welfare professionals, foster and adoptive families. Provides support before, during, and after the adoption process.

Provides services to pregnant women contemplating an adoption for their unborn baby. Services including home study, post placement supervision and placement services for prospective adoptive parents.

Provides services to pregnant women contemplating an adoption for their unborn baby. Services including home study, post placement supervision and placement services for prospective adoptive parents.

Individuals 21 years of age and older, completed Department of Family Services foster care and adoption program application.

Provides the necessary support to families who are seek to heal children through a devoted family life. Seeking families that are interested in providing temporary respite care, short-term care (up to 30 days), and long-term care.

Only for prospective adoptive parents or pregnant women contemplating an adoption for unborn baby.

Provides services to pregnant women contemplating an adoption for their unborn baby. Services including home study, post placement supervision and placement services for prospective adoptive parents.

Individuals 21 and older.

Families, caregivers, child advocates and youth in the Clark County foster care system

Adults 21 and older to apply.

Provides education, training, and support for pre and post adoptive parents. Birth parent services/placement services/special needs children.

Adults 21 and older to apply.

Provides education, training, and support for pre and post adoptive parents. Birth parent services/placement services/special needs children.

Works with expectant and birth parents placing infants and children with adoptive families. Internationally and domestic. Pre and post adoption counseling, financial assistance (as needed) and home study services.

Hague accredited agency licensed to provide home study services in the state of Nevada, Utah and Arizona. All adoptions require a home study, regardless of state of country. A home study is a written document approving a family as adoptive parents.

Provides educational and informational resources for families, service providers, caseworkers and tribal leaders related to the welfare of Native American and Alaska Native children. This includes information about child abuse, adoption and foster care, policy, and advocacy.

Provides foster, kinship and adoptive families with opportunities for advocacy, networking, and education.