Waiting Children

Child waiting to be adopted

Waiting Child Adoption Advantages

Choice: Parents have more influence over age, gender, & special need of child.
Eligibility: Countries relax requirements for waiting child programs.
Duration: Parents are able to complete the adoption of a waiting child in less time than traditional programs.
Cost: Many waiting child programs offer a reduction in fees.
Love: The love between you and your child will last a lifetime of celebrations, laughter, and joy.

How to Adopt a Waiting Child

Step 1: Complete A Waiting Child Information Request

Fill out and submit the Waiting Child Information Request, click to down load. Return request form to Angela Jackson, waiting child coordinator. (no fee required)

Step 2: View Password Protected Photo Listing of Children

Once your request form is received and approved, you will be provided access to the Waiting Child Photo listing. This page will have pictures, short bios, and age of children waiting for a forever family. Some countries will not allow photos of children to be posted, so only a description of these children will be available.

Step 3: Identify a Child

Once a child or children who interest you are selected, contact Angela Jackson for more information and to confirm that the child is still available. You do not need a homestudy to receive information on a child; however, to be officially matched with a child or children, a family will need an approved homestudy.

Step 4: Review of Homestudy

Through review of your homestudy and interviews, you and CAS staff will assess your ability to parent the child you have selected.

Step 5: Family Selection

If multiple families have requested a child or if there are special circumstances with the child or children’s adoption the CAS adoption committee will review the families who have expressed interest. Once the review is complete the committee makes recommendations for the family or will select the family who appears best suited to meet the needs of the child. This committee is dedicated to looking out for the best interest of the child and you.

Step 6: Your Adoption Journey Begins

Once approved to adopt a waiting child or children, you will be asked to submit a formal application with CAS ($300 application fee). Once your application is received you will begin working with the appropriate program coordinator to complete the requirements for the adoption of your child or children!

Waiting Children

Three’s Company-Siblings Set 1: 7, 6, & 3 years old

This sibling set of three children from Eastern Europe would love to be your forever children. The oldest is a boy born January 2003, the middle is a girl born May 2004, and the youngest child is a girl born December 2007. Your family will be complete with the love of these three.

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Girl Power!-Sibling Set 3: 10, 6, & 1 year(s) old

Waiting Sisters

Princesses are waiting for the spell to be broken and a family to love them forever. The Eastern European sisters were born July 2000, December 2004, and February 2009. Break the spell and begin a lifetime of memories. Interested families need an approved home study and immigration approval is preferred. Complete the Waiting Child Information [...]

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Three Little Delights-Sibling Set 2: 9, 5, & 3 years old

The sound of laughter and children playing will fill your life with the addition of these Eastern European siblings. The eldest boy is turning 9 years old in September, the middle boy is 6, and the baby is a girl age 3 years. Interested families need an approved home study and immigration [...]

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Second Time’s A Charm-Alex, 7 years old

Waiting Child

Alex, a handsome 7 year old boy, is looking for his forever family and hoping that the second time will be a charm. He was adopted from an Eastern European orphanage at the age of 3.5 years of age. Alex will do well as an only child or the youngest child of experienced parents. Alex thrives on praise, is of average intelligence, motivated to learn, and enjoys family activities.

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Cheerful Boy Waits For You

Little boy waits to be adopted

Carolina Adoption Services has been asked by an Eastern European country to try and find a match of a forever family for an adorable seven year old boy. According to the medical information that was provided his special need is a missing limb – his left arm. He is described as an extrovert and he [...]

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