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Adoption Guides places children from Haiti into loving homes in the U.S. from Chances for Children's orphanage. Children from infancy and older are available. Haiti is a wonderful country to adopt from, and it is so close!

Requirements to adopt from Haiti:

Married couple - must be married 10 years, one parent must be at least 30 years of age, only 1 or no biological children (the proposed law states zero), no parent over the age of 55.

Couples not married - same requirements but must be able to show proof of cohabitation for 5 years.

Single woman - 35 years of age, 1 or 0 bio child, not over 55 years of age

Single man - 35 years, must be widowed or recently divorced, no bio children, not over 55 years of age.

If you have more than one biological child, you may adopt a special needs child or a child over age 5.

Siblings as well as non-related children may be adopted. There are no income or religious requirements.

To prepare for your international adoption, Haiti Adoption Guide, Cyndi Peck, will closely work with your family, assisting you in preparing all the necessary paperwork. This paperwork file is called your dossier which will eventually be sent to Haiti and submitted, with the child's file, to the adoption offices. Cyndi will be available to you by email and phone throughout the adoption.

http://www.chances4children.org/index.php/cfc/photo_gallery/video Click here to watch a video of our adoption program in Haiti.

The orphanage is pictured below. It is on a plantation outside the city.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As with all international adoptions, the medical exam the child receives before adoption sometimes misses a diagnosis. Occasionally a child comes to the United States with an undiagnosed condition. Parents should be sure their medical insurance will adequately cover unexpected conditions and that they are prepared for this. Children also sometimes have varying degrees of attachment issues and/or developmental delays. Prospective parents are urged to study these subjects and be aware of how to deal with them should their child show signs of one or both.