We’ll find the adoption agency that best fits your needs!
Call us anytime at 800-807-3046.
An adoption agency is a licensed organization that helps place newborn babies in new homes, with a loving couple. Private adoption agencies typical earn fees by partnering with pregnant mothers and adoptive parents. A public adoption agency are usually part of social services in local government and operate financially with state and/or federal funds.
A Birthmother’s Choice works with various adoption agencies, which gives you more options.
The adoption agencies we work with will pay for your living expenses. Our partners will match you with a caring adoptive couple for an open or closed adoption. If you need help in deciding, we will help you make the right decision. We can help you understand the process so that you can make the best choices for you and your baby. Our partners can also help with free housing and money for bills during the adoption process.
A Birthmother’s Choice understands adoption and will work hard for you. We are not a licensed adoption agency, but we work with multiple adoption agencies, which allows to find the best fit for you. Adoption agencies are licensed by each state and have different rules. We work with a number of adoption agencies and can find the one that best fits your needs. We work with adoption agencies so you don’t have to!
Each of these families and any of our other adoptive families has been through a home study process through their state done by a licensed social worker. This is a way for us to make sure they are providing a loving stable home for your baby.
Call today for a free, confidential discussion with a caring caseworker.
800-807-3046, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Our Team
As a mother of 2 adopted daughters, Bethany honors your sacrifice. She answers the phones to help you feel at ease when you start the adoption process.
From adopted siblings to an adopted daughter, adoption is a big part of Flossie's life. She works with women looking to create their own adoption plan.
