New Beginnings Family and Children’s Services
A Non-Profit Family Agency
Our mission is simple: every child deserves a safe, loving, and permanent family.
When reunification with a child’s birth family isn’t possible, New Beginnings connects legally orphaned children with caring, well-prepared adoptive parents around the world. With your support, we make families possible—one child at a time.
Hague-Accredited
30+ Years of Experience
3,000+ Children Placed
Helping Our Families Now and for Years to Come
Orphan Care & Support
Before adoption can begin, children need consistent care, protection, and nurturing. We provide this through partnerships with trusted organizations in their countries of birth.
Home Studies Services
Our licensed professionals guide families through the home study process with care, education, and compliance, ensuring families are fully prepared for adoption.
International Adoption
We lead families through international adoption with integrity and expertise, offering steady guidance from application to placement and beyond.
Post-Adoption Support
Adoption is a lifelong journey. We provide ongoing education, resources, and support to help families and children thrive long after placement.
“The New Beginnings team’s experience really shows. Adil, our in-country representative in Morocco, managed everything on the ground and supported us through every step with care and dedication. We’re so grateful for a team that truly became part of our family.”
– Neda and Sahir W., Morocco Adoption 2015
Start Your Journey in Adoption
Do you have questions about which adoption program is right for you? Complete this brief inquiry form, and we’ll be in touch with answers.
How It Works
Inquiry
Home Study
Match
Placement
Finalization
New Beginnings Has International Adoption Programs in 5 Locations
Guiding families through international adoption with care and experience
Be a Part of the Mission
Over the course of time, we’ve worked hard to make an impact on families worldwide. Just in 2025 we’ve:
- Improved the lives of 653 children
- Meet a child’s physical and emotional needs
- Value a child’s inherent worth
- Understand the impact of separation and loss
- Set realistic expectations and goals
- Demonstrate flexibility, resilience, and effective problem-solving
- Maintain positive attitudes toward adoption
- Commit fully to a child’s long-term wellbeing
- Use community resources to support strong family functioning
