Ambassador's of Fathers House

Adoption Services

Matthews, NC

Ambassadors of Fathers House focuses on comprehensive support for orphans and has been aiding vulnerable youth since 1996.

  • families looking to adopt
  • individuals wanting to support orphans
  • communities needing advocacy for orphan welfare

American Adoptions

Adoption Services

Charlotte, NC

American Adoptions works with hundreds of adoptive families nationwide and offers 24/7 support to birth mothers.

  • birth mothers looking for adoptive families
  • individuals seeking a supportive adoption process

call 1-800-ADOPTION at any time, 24/7

Bethany Christian Services

Adoption Services

Charlotte, NC

Bethany Christian Services offers domestic infant adoption and has over 79 years of experience supporting families.

  • families looking to adopt infants
  • individuals seeking post-adoption support
  • those interested in fostering children

Adoption Support Alliance

Adoption Services

Charlotte, NC

They provide ongoing support services available for adoptees and adoptive families regardless of how long ago the adoption occurred.

  • adoptive families needing long-term support
  • adoptees addressing adoption-related challenges
  • birth parents seeking guidance

Nathanson Adoption Services

Adoption Services

Charlotte, NC

Nathanson Adoption Services specializes in home studies and provides statewide coverage across North Carolina.

  • families seeking both domestic and international adoption services
  • personalized home study assessments

prompt, concise, comprehensive

Adoption Services in nearby counties

FAQ

What's the difference between an adoption agency and a home study provider?

An adoption agency handles child placement and family matching, while a home study provider only conducts the state-required home assessment, background checks, and post-placement reports.

How much does domestic infant adoption cost in North Carolina?

Private domestic infant adoption through an agency typically ranges from $20,000 to $50,000 including legal fees, home study, and agency costs; foster care adoption through the state is often minimal or free.

Are post-adoption support services available after finalization?

Yes, organizations like Adoption Support Alliance offer clinical therapeutic services and confidential intermediary services regardless of when the adoption occurred, with many services provided at no cost.

Is a home study required to adopt in North Carolina?

Yes, a home study is mandatory for all adoptions in North Carolina; it includes a home visit, background checks, interviews, and documentation reviewed by a licensed social worker.

Does North Carolina allow open adoption?

Yes, North Carolina permits open adoption where birth and adoptive families maintain some level of contact, though the degree of openness is negotiated between the parties.