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Adoption Services
Our Purpose
Catholic Charities of Baltimore provides adoption services to prospective adoptive parents, adoptees, and birthparents.
Our Services
Home Studies:
Catholic Charities Adoption Program is licensed by the State of Maryland and provides home studies for both domestic and international adopters.
Post Placement Services:
Catholic Charities is licensed to provide post-placement services for those needing such services after the placement of their child. Typically, three post-placement reports are needed during the first six months following the pre-adoptive placement of the a child.
Placement Services:
Catholic Charities of Baltimore no longer provides domestic or international placement services.
Catholic Charities Adoption Program is licensed by the State of Maryland and provides home studies for both domestic and international adopters.
Post Placement Services:
Catholic Charities is licensed to provide post-placement services for those needing such services after the placement of their child. Typically, three post-placement reports are needed during the first six months following the pre-adoptive placement of the a child.
Placement Services:
Catholic Charities of Baltimore no longer provides domestic or international placement services.
Post-Adoption Services:
If you are an adult adoptee who was placed through Catholic Charities, or a birthparent who placed a child through Catholic Charities, we offer services and support to help you navigate questions about your adoption, as well as the search and reunion process.
For Adult Adoptees:
Non-identifying information about your birthparents, including available birth and background history.
Search and reunion services for adult adoptees age 21 and older.
For Birthparents:
Non-identifying information about the adoptive family.
Search and reunion services when the adopted person is age 21 or older.
Support Groups:
We offer virtual support groups every six weeks on Monday evenings from 7:00–9:00 p.m. The groups are open to adult adoptees, birthparents, and family members of adoptees who are considering or currently navigating a search and reunion.
These groups provide an opportunity to connect with others who have shared experiences, ask questions, and receive support throughout the process.
If you are an adult adoptee who was placed through Catholic Charities, or a birthparent who placed a child through Catholic Charities, we offer services and support to help you navigate questions about your adoption, as well as the search and reunion process.
For Adult Adoptees:
Non-identifying information about your birthparents, including available birth and background history.
Search and reunion services for adult adoptees age 21 and older.
For Birthparents:
Non-identifying information about the adoptive family.
Search and reunion services when the adopted person is age 21 or older.
Support Groups:
We offer virtual support groups every six weeks on Monday evenings from 7:00–9:00 p.m. The groups are open to adult adoptees, birthparents, and family members of adoptees who are considering or currently navigating a search and reunion.
These groups provide an opportunity to connect with others who have shared experiences, ask questions, and receive support throughout the process.
Contact
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