
Unplanned Pregnancy? Adoption Is An Option.
Text or Call: 1-480-900-5520Our Services For Your Adoption Plan
If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy or are not in a situation to parent a newborn, you have CHOICES. Adoption Choices. We will discuss your options to help determine if adoption is the right choice for you.
We are a licensed, Arizona adoption agency serving expectant women considering adoption.
Sometimes the birth father is not around or refuses to take responsibility.
Perhaps you are struggling to make ends meet or trying to further your education.
Maybe you are already parenting a child and you know you cannot take on the further responsibility of raising another child.
DCS might be undesirably involved in your decisions.
It may be you just want to help build an Arizona family!
No matter your case, placing your baby up for adoption at birth can be a positive and loving experience for all concerned.
Adoption comes at no-cost to birth mothers and in fact we provide financial assistance to birth parents.
I’m pregnant – Considering adoption and need help
Child Adoption in Arizona
If you believe that adoption is your best plan, we offer financial help with some expenses. We can assist you and want to make sure you and baby are ok throughout pregnancy and after birth.
The agency will cover appropriate living expenses to birth mothers who need the help. We understand how difficult it is to get back on your feet and return to work after delivering a baby.
We will make sure that your needs for rent, groceries, transportation, phone service, and maternity clothing are all met. Your adoption counselor will make a budget with you and make sure you have what you need to avoid financial stress throughout your pregnancy. For more information about how we can help you, contact us day or night.
Adoption Choices of Arizona is very responsive when we receive a call from a homeless pregnant woman. If you are sincere about an adoption plan, we will respond immediately and place you in a hotel and provide a week’s worth of food while we help you assess your situation. If we all agree to go forward with an adoption plan, we provide appropriate and court approved financial assistance of housing, food, sundries, bus pass, and other necessities to make your pregnancy comfortable.
The choice of adoption is always at no cost to the birth mother. Taking care of yourself is the most important thing you can do during a pregnancy. We will help you find assistance in paying the medical bills. The portion of the medical expenses not covered by private insurance or by state funds will be provided by the adoptive family.
Your counselor will help you with transportation to and from your doctor’s visits and take you to pick up prescriptions. If further assistance is needed, e.g. trips to the grocery store or a ride to work, your case worker will be glad to help arrange that for you. We understand how important it is that you stay healthy and well taken care of.
We are here for you. A caring caseworker from Adoption Choices of Arizona will be by your side to provide you with comfort and emotional support. But our involvement doesn’t end there. We’re with you through the birth and afterward for all of your emotional needs. Contact us today to talk with one of our counselors about how we can help you.
Why Adoption Choices of Arizona?
If you do choose adoption, our agency provides each birth mother with your own personal birth parent counselor who guides you through the process in person. She can help you get to and from doctor appointments, set up housing, and insurance appointments, such as Medicaid, WIC, and food stamps if you qualify.
Most importantly, she can talk to you and listen to your feelings while going through the process of adoption. The birth parent counselor helps you find the plan that is right for you!
Services available to you are tailored to your specific needs.
Why should I consider adoption?
A mother who creates an adoption plan for her child is placing her child’s best interest above her own. It is the ultimate unselfish act of love for a mother to choose life for her child and do what is best for her child. Adoption is a caring and responsible process that is as natural and loving as parenting. It does not mean that you do not love your child, it means you love your child so much that you will sacrifice your own emotions for your baby.
There are many couples, families, and individuals that would love the opportunity to parent your child. The reasons vary from an inability to conceive or other infertility issues to a desire to expand their family. Our adoptive families are certified through the courts or licensed by certified agencies and have undertaken a thorough process to ensure your child’s safety with a stable and loving home.
An adoption plan can be whatever you want it to be.
Can I choose the adoptive family of my child?
The preferences that you have for parents for your child are matched with profiles of families that have similar preferences. Open adoption, closed adoption, families with no children, families with children, gay couples, and religious preference are all factors that you control. The one thing they all have in common is a desire to be a parent and make a lifelong commitment to love your child unconditionally.
Are you a Christian Family adoption agency?
Adoption Choices of Arizona is a non-faith based adoption agency. We respect you for your religious preference and do not discriminate based on your beliefs. We welcome families from all religious backgrounds!
Resources for Birth Mothers
Books About Adoption
www.tapestrybooks.com
Child Welfare Information Gateway
www.childwelfare.gov
National Domestic Abuse Hotline
www.thehotline.org
National Planned Parenthood Website
www.plannedparenthood.org
National Council for Adoption
www.adoptioncouncil.org
Adoption Story Fund
www.adoptionstoryfund.org
Arizona Child Health Plans
www.azahcccs.gov/applicants/categories/KidsCare.aspx
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
www.fns.usda.gov/snap
Arizona Department of Health Services
http://www.azdhs.gov
National Sexual Abuse Resource Center
www.nsvrc.org
United States Department of Health and Human Services
www.hhs.gov
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