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ASPE RESEARCH BRIEF Children Adopted from Foster Care: Child and Family Characteristics, Adoption Motivation, and Well-Being May 2011

A child who has been abandoned or removed from the care of both birth parents can gain much from being adopted into a loving family. Adoptive families typically provide the children in their care with residence in a safe, supportive neighborhood, attendance at a well-functioning, high-achieving school, and love, emotional support, and intellectual stimulation at home.1 These environmental benefits should enable the young person to rise above the loss of their birth parents and any adverse experiences and enable them to flourish—or so current models of children’s development would lead us to believe. Yet adopted children and their parents often encounter, perhaps, unexpected difficulties, especially when the child gets to school.2 Our analysis of newly-released data from the U.S. Department of Education shows just how prevalent learning and behavioral issues are among adopted students in elementary, middle, and high school.

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Little is known about how adoption factors into pregnancy decision making, particularly when abortion is unavailable.

The emotional and psychological impacts of adoption on the birth mother can be complicated. Feelings may inlcude grief, loss, regaining control and resolution.

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Did you know that most Americans are one paycheck away from being homeless? It seems unlikely, but t it could happen to any of us.

Without an emergency fund, you're on the brink of financial disaster -- and many Americans can't afford to miss even three paychecks.

From simple education activities to implementing a robust adoption benefits program, workplace support of adoption not only increases awareness about the issues confronting our most vulnerable children, but also provides critical support for families formed through adoption. Employers have the power to make a crucial difference in the lives of waiting children. Dave Thomas, who […]

Many otherwise middle-class people are "liquid-asset poor," meaning they can't withstand even a brief financial shock

A financial survey found that 59% of Americans are currently at risk of experiencing homelessness. In fact, they are just one paycheck away.

Studying the behavior and adjustment of adopted children.

US Adoption Statistics may surprise you as nearly 100 million Americans have adoption in their immediate family. Learn more here.

From Adoptalk 2018, Issue 4; Adoptalk is a benefit of NACAC membership.  The number of children and teens in US foster care and the number of youth adopted from foster care rose in 2017, according to the Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS).  Every fiscal year, AFCARS collects data on all the children in foster care and […]

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What the Adoption Agencies & Professionals Don't Want You to Know About Adoption in the USA. The problem is that adoption is a business, a big business. There

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Infant adoption, psychology of the adopted child children, quotes from psychologists, social workers.

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Giving a Voice to Adoption

The survey was entitled “Adult Adoptee Perceptions in Closed Adoption.” A link to the survey (through Survey Monkey) was shared on Facebook, Twitter, and this blog over a 2-week timefra…

Who and What is Adoption Surveys?  About Summary A special survey was created for adult adoptees that was open only for the month of November (2018) which is National Adoption Awareness Month (NAAM…

The Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS) collects case-level information on all children in foster care and those who have been adopted with title IV-E agency involvement.

Provides details on the reasons why children and youth entered care, the number of placement changes children and youth may experience, various reasons they exit care, and the rates of maltreatment in out-of-home care.