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Our children, it's all about family.
When most people think about adoption, they imagine babies. Whilst we do have babies that need to be adopted, the reality is that the majority of children who need adopting across the Western Bay region are over the age of one and there is a wide age range. In addition, we always have several sibling groups and those with complex needs.
At any time, there can be as many as 60 children in the Western Bay area that need to be adopted. These children range from 6 months to 9 years old. The important thing is linking and matching the right child with the right adopters. It may be that only a small number of these children will be suitable for you.
Our children come from a variety of different backgrounds and are just as diverse and unique as you are!
What they all have in common is that they have had unsettled lives and what they need is a loving, supportive and permanent home. You can transform their lives. By doing that, they will transform yours!
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Children's guide toadoption.
The Children’s Guide to Adoption is designed to be used in a number of ways so that it can be relevant for children of different ages and different levels of understanding. Click here to download our Children’s Guide to Adoption.
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Children's guide toadoption support.
We provide support to you by:
- listening to your views and feelings;
- helping you to understand your birth history;
- giving you support in writing mailbox letters;
- providing support and liaison with other agencies.
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Please read though our detailed Information Pack. At the back is a Registration of Interest form (ROI). If you wish to be contacted by us and have a visit to begin the process, please fill in the ROI and send it to us or make a call to us. Alternatively, complete the enquiry page giving your details and we will contact you as soon as possible.
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Child Profiles
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Jacob
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James
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Katie & Emma
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Joanne
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Children's Resources
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Book List
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Book Reviews
Book reviews.
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Adoption Blog
They give us a reason to get up in the morning
February 17, 2020Parenting super powers “We wouldn’t say we are experts” says Glenda* as we get started, responding to my opening comment [...]Children’s Art Competition!
February 11, 2020We very much want to continue with our focus of having people who use our services, at the heart of [...]
“I thought we had to be these super parents..that’s not the standard at all”
December 17, 2019David, Business Analyst and recent adopter talks about some of his preconceptions regarding adoption in the video below. He also [...]
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Useful Links
- CIW – Care Inspectorate Wales – The independent regulator of social care and childcare in Wales.
- Children’s Commissioner – Championing the rights of children and young people in Wales.
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Interested in adoption? We'd love to hear from you!
