Category: Front Page
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Post-Adoption Reporting
New Beginnings would like to remind our adoptive parents how important it is to comply with the country of origin’s requirements for submitting post-adoption reports. We have reports from most families; but there are still some late reports needed for China.
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ESWS Home to Home
Korean Adoptees in Search of their Roots Since the establishment of ESWS in 1972, there have been many international adoptees to visit Korea, in search of their roots. And we understand that there are many adoptees that have some contact with their birth family and would like to reunite in a supportive setting.
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2018 China Culture Trip
For adoptive families with children from China. If the adoptive families could take care of their round-trip flight tickets to and from Beijing, POP’s Foundation and the Chinese government will subsidize EVERYTHING for the rest of the trip!
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Budgeting for International Adoption
When you’ve made the decision to adopt, put together a financial plan before you begin the process. Adoptions come with the standard agency, legal and home study fees, but for international adoptions, there are additional travel, visa expenses and a fee to the foreign agency to consider.
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Honoring Your Adopted Child’s Heritage and Culture
The culture and heritage of your adopted child are vital elements to think about in preparation for an adoptive placement. By embracing your child’s heritage and culture, you will bring a new and exciting dimension to your family life. Your child will benefit by fostering pride and respect for his or her country of origin…
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ESWS Korean Language and Culture Program
Eastern Social Welfare Society is proud to announce the 2018 Korean Language and Culture Program. ESWS has been running the Scholarship Program for years to assist our adoptees to learn Korean language and have exposure to Korean culture. By doing so, we aim to help the adoptees learn and understand their heritages better and understand…
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Korean Homeland Tours
Dillon International would like to invite our families to join the Korean Homeland Tours and the Sharing Hearts Mission. We absolutely encourage every adoptee to go back to their land of birth at least once. For South Korea, we offer both a tour for adult adoptees and for families. Adult adoptees and their families are…
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Why Does your Adopted Child Need a Certificate of Citizenship?
For families who have completed the adoption process and are home with their new child, filing more paperwork is often at the bottom of their list of things to do. Fortunately, many international adoptions now result in a Certificate of Citizenship (COC) being issued automatically within 45 – 120 days after entering the United States,…
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Is Korean Adoption a good fit for you?
Here are some questions to ask yourself as you consider an adoption from Korea. Do you: Want a child that is healthy, well cared for and under the age of 3 years? Want an adoption process that is fast, in most cases under one year? Want an adoption process that is streamlined and predictable? Are…
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Darren’s Visit To The Olympics
Darren and his parents from Orlando, Florida, USA, visited Korea for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. He was able to meet a baby who had just been born with his new family. Darren is currently a second grader at Holy Family Catholic School.