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Adoption Information    Meetings

2009 Schedule
July 9 . . . . Arkadelphia, AR
July 14 . . . Tulsa, OK
July 14 . . . Little Rock, AR
July 16 . . . Dallas, TX
July 18 . . . Orange County, CA
Aug 3 . . . . Russellville, AR
Aug 4 . . . . St. Louis, MO
Aug 11. . . . Little Rock, AR
Aug 11 . . . Tulsa, OK
Aug 22. . . .Austin, TX   NEW!
Sept 5 . . .  .Orange County, CA
Sept 8 . . . . Tulsa, OK
Sept 8 . . . . Little Rock, AR
Sept 22. . . .Olathe, KS
Oct 6 . . . . .St. Louis, MO
Oct 13. . . . .Little Rock, AR
Oct 13 . . . . Tulsa, OK
Nov 10. . . .Little Rock, AR
Nov 10 . . . Tulsa, OK
Dec 1. . . . .St. Louis, MO
Dec 8 . . . . Tulsa, OK

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Pre-Adoption Workshops

2009 Adoption Workshop Schedule
Aug 8 . . . . Tulsa, OK
Aug 22. . . . Wichita, KS
Sept 12 . . . St. Louis, MO
Oct 10 . . . .Tulsa, OK
Oct 24 . . . .Orange County, CA
Nov 7 . . . .Oklahoma City, OK
Dec 5 . . . . Tulsa, OK

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To Contact Us:
OFFICE HOURS (CST)
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM...Mon-Thurs
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM...Friday

LOCATIONS:
In Oklahoma -- main office
3227 East 31st Street, #200
Tulsa, OK  74105
Voice: 918/749-4600
Fax:  918/749-7144
Email this office

In Arkansas --
4702 W. Commercial Dr., #B1
North Little Rock, AR 72116
and
1882 North Starr Road
Fayetteville, AR  72701
Voice:  501/791-9300
Fax:  501/791-9303
Email this office

In California -- 
18001 Irvine Blvd., Suite 101
Tustin, CA  92780
Voice: 714/734-8600
Fax:  714/734-8688
Email this office

In Colorado--
Voice: 720/733-7718
Email our Mountain Regional Coordinator

In Kansas --
2420 West 76th Street
Prairie Village, KS  66208
Voice:  913/544-2805
Email this office

In Missouri --
1 First Missouri Center, #115
St. Louis, MO  63141
Voice: 314/576-4100
Fax:  314/453-9975
Email this office

In Texas --
5200 South Buckner Blvd.
Dallas, TX  75227
Voice:  214/319-3426
Fax:  214/319-3470
Email this office

In Indiana --
Voice:  765/965-1195
Email our Midwest Regional Coordinator

 

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A "waiting child" is defined as a child who doesn't have a permanent family yet, but who is legally free for adoption and whose adoption papers are ready.  A child may become a waiting child due to various factors including medical special needs, developmental and/or emotional delays, being an older child or part of a sibling group.  These factors may range from mild to severe depending upon the individual circumstances. 

Dillon International has always had a concern for waiting children.  Our agency has worked behind the scenes for many years helping these children to find permanent families to love and care for them, to receive much needed services while they awaited adoption, and to continue receiving on-going services after they were adopted.

View Current Waiting Children:
       AFRICA
       CHINA - Great News!  Dillon has been approved for CCAA's online system!
       INDIA
       KOREA

   

"The Perfection of an Imperfect Child"

Our son Maddox, adopted from Korea, was a 29 week preemie. When he arrived home at 8 months of age, we expected a little boy who would be delayed 3 months and had a crossed eye--that’s what all of his paperwork said. Instead Maddox had a severe flat spot (from not being turned in the ICU) that was affecting his brain growth, craniosynistosis that required surgery to re-shape his skull, global delays (he was not 3 months behind, he was 11 months), high muscle tone, possible mild cerebral palsy, and he was recently diagnosed with Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy. He does not have a crossed eye.

 

Resource Guide on Special Needs lists various special needs conditions along with definitions, treatment options and adopted children with each special need.

 

 


 

Use of Photolisting

Our first step in creating a more formal "waiting child program" was the development of our online photolisting several years ago.  The photolisting has allowed us to broaden our reach for prospective adoptive families, thus allowing us to help many more children end their wait for families to love and care for them.  At the request of several of our adoptive families, we are now expanding our photolisting pages to include additional resources to help adoptive families who are seeking to adopt and to parent a waiting child.

The Internet's broad access has given us the ability to introduce waiting children to more potential adoptive families.  At the same time, we feel a great responsibility to each child to protect their privacy as much as possible within such a public forum.  You will note that each child has an assigned case number made up of a combination of alpha and numeric characters.  Even though each child has a given birth name, case numbers are used in order to maintain the child's privacy.  We also strive to be careful in the information that is posted about each child to protect their privacy while providing families with enough information to make an informed decision on whether they could potentially parent a specific child. 

In addition, some countries do not allow the use of pictures on the internet with their waiting children as a means of protecting the children's privacy, but photos, and sometimes video, are usually available for families who inquire about a specific child.

Dillon International's photolisting of waiting children is separated by individual country.  In order to review a particular country's waiting children who are currently available for adoption, please first complete the online screening form for that country.  After your initial screening form has been received, you will receive a password via email so that you may view basic information about individual waiting children on secure web pages.  PLEASE NOTE:  Passwords will periodically be changed in order to further protect the privacy and anonymity of each child featured with Dillon's Waiting Child Program.

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Waiting Child Application

To be considered for the adoption of one of our waiting children, please download, review, and/or complete the following:

Once we have received the above information, we will send you specific information about the child you are interested in adopting.  We can only send information on one child at a time to a family (unless you are considering a sibling set).

Please remember that if more than one family is interested in the adoption of a specific child, Dillon International's Adoption Committee will determine which family has the ability to best meet the child's needs.  If all things appear to be equal, preference may be given to a family based upon various factors such as the family's "paperwork readiness," access to quality health care to meet the child's specific special needs, and/or individual family experience, etc. 

Families, who inquire about a specific waiting child, will receive a copy of the child's medical and social history, medical diagnosis and treatment, recent videos and/or photographs for review. We strongly encourage each family to have their family physician review a prospective child's medical information with them in order to explain various diagnoses and available corrective surgeries and/or treatment options. 

Should you have any questions in completing our Waiting Child Adoption Application, please review our Waiting Child FAQ section or contact our office at 918/749-4600 if you don't find the answer to your question.

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Waiting Child Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a "waiting child?"
A waiting child is a child who is paperwork ready, but has no family matched already.  Waiting children may be older, be a member of a sibling group, or have special needs.

What does "special needs" mean?
The term "special needs" can be frightening at times for people.  Our waiting children have a wide range of concerns.  Often these concerns have caused or continue to cause the children to be harder to place than other children.  For this reason, they are placed in our Waiting Child Program.  Sometimes one family may be more comfortable with one child's situation and not comfortable with another child's.  Our goal is to match children and families in the best possible way for both the child and the family.

Some special needs may be correctable with a surgery while others may require more long-term care.  There exists no single definition or way to quantify "special needs."  Each child waiting for a home is unique and special in their own way and must be considered in that way.

Who would make a good family for a waiting child?
In considering the adoption of a child who is waiting, families must make several considerations.

  • Families need to look at their own family dynamics and their preparedness to care for a child who has special needs

  • Geographic location and resources such as special medical centers may be a factor

  • Flexibility and patience to care for a child who may have life-long problems

  • Health insurance and benefits that may be needed by a special needs child

Who can adopt a Waiting Child?
The general requirements for a specific country's adoption program usually apply for waiting children.  At times exceptions to some requirements may be made for a waiting child.

Are fees different for a Waiting Child?
The fees for the adoption of a waiting child are the same as any other child's adoption.  However, special consideration will be given to families adopting a waiting child in the application process for our Building Families Fund grant.  Several other grant programs are designed especially to assist in the adoption of waiting children.

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Family Testimonials

"We have three children that we adopted through Dillon's India program and each one was considered a child with special needs. We chose these children because we felt that despite their physical conditions, each one had so much potential and we had the love and resources to help them reach for it.  It took a leap of faith to begin each adoption, but we've been rewarded by seeing each child blossom in their own way once they were part of a loving family.  It is an awesome honor and responsibility to love our children and to be loved by them in return.  I wish that I could bottle up a little of my kids' love and share it with anyone who is considering special needs adoption so they could experience what a blessing it is."  --Culbertson family, OHIO

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"We should have been nervous when we saw all the abbreviated medical terms on our son's referral but we weren't. We knew this was our son and that he would be fine!  We now have a second son (also considered special needs at the time) and both boys are healthy and on target!  Dillon International was with us every step of the way and now we have two incredible children that make us laugh every single day!"  --Weldy family, MISSOURI

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"The moment we saw our daughter’s video we knew she was ours. She was 8 months old.  She had had one previous assignment of a family who had decided not to pursue the adoption.  She was shown to several other families who also declined.  We like to think of her as our unexpected gift from God.  In other words our hearts were opened to the child God had planned for us, whatever her special needs were."  --Bayer family, OKLAHOMA

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When my husband and I began the process for our daughter, we had NO idea the plan God had for us. We already had one son  through Dillon and felt God's leading to adopt another child. 

I had the opportunity to go to Korea on Dillon's M.O.M. trip.  I got to see first-hand how the wonderful staff at Eastern took care of the babies.  I also got a better understanding about the wonderful medical care and information that is provided on babies with special needs.  It was there that I felt very sure that God had a child for us.

We knew in our hearts that God wanted us to take a baby with special needs.  When filling out the paperwork, we prayed over the special needs list.  We felt sure about many of the needs on the list including cleft lip and palate. To our amazement, just a few weeks after we turned in our paperwork, Dillon called us about a baby girl with a cleft palate.  She was a waiting child. To our surprise, she had been born a few weeks after I had been in Korea.

Our daughter is an incredible child and has added so much to our lives.  When I look at her, I can't believe that she was a waiting child. We feel so blessed that God brought her into our family. We feel it is important to tell others our story because special needs adoption doesn't have to be scary. We learned how many things classified as special needs are minor or with good medical help, can be cured, fixed or helped. We hope others will prayerfully consider these special children and wait for an answer from God.  One of these children may just be the child they have been praying for.  --Argent Family, MISSOURI

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Discussion Forum

Dillon's Special Needs Forum is for Dillon adoptive families who have adopted a child with identified special needs.  The forum gives families the opportunity to meet with other adoptive families whose children have special needs and share their children's developmental milestones plus swap new treatment resources and ideas with each other, parenting tips, and encouragement during challenging times. 


Click here to subscribe to the Dillon Special Needs Forum!

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Supervised Providers List

ATTENTION India Families!  Please choose your home study provider from the list below.  These providers have entered into Hague Agreements with Dillon International and generally provide adoption services based on the same standards as Dillon's standards of practice.  Please see the Explanation of Fees and Services included in Dillon's Adoption Application - Part I for a general range of fees you may expect to pay for a home study provider's services.

If there is no provider listed for your state, please inform Dillon of the provider(s) you wish to use by indicating your choices on your Adoption Application - Part I.  Please DO NOT begin a home study until your home study provider has entered into an agreement with Dillon International.

ALABAMA
Agape of North Alabama, Inc.
P. O. Box 3887
2813 Mastin Lake Road, Suite 200 / Huntsville, AL  35810-0887
Voice: 256-859-4481
Web: www.agapecares.org
 
ALASKA
Catholic Social Services
225 Cordova St. / Anchorage, AK  99501
Contact:  Karen Lee, LMSW, Pregnancy Support and Adoption Services
Voice: 907-277-2554  /  Fax: 907-272-7370
Email: catholicsocialservices@cssalaska.org
Web: www.cssalaska.org
 
Heritage Adoption Services, Inc.
412 Gold Key Lane / Palmer, AK   99645
 
ARIZONA
Arizona's Children Association
2833 N. Third Street / Phoenix, AZ  85004
Voice: 602-234-3733
 
Oasis Adoption Services, Inc.
11795 N. Via De La Verbenita / Tucson, AZ  85737
Voice: 520-579-5578
Email: cb@oasisadoption.com
 
CALIFORNIA
Bay Area Adoption Services
465 Fairchild Drive, Suite 215 / Mountain View, CA  94043
Voice: 650-964-3800
Email: Janet@baas.org
 
Independent Adoption Center
391 Taylor Blvd., Suite 100 / Pleasant Hill, CA  94523
Toll Free: 1-800-877-6736
Voice: 925-827-2229
Contact: Ann Wrixson, Executive Director
 
Independent Adoption Center
5777 W. Century Blvd., Suite 1450 / Los Angeles, CA  90045
Toll Free: 1-800-877-6736
Contact: Guylaine Hubbard-Brosmer and Jennifer Bliss, PsyD., LCSW
 
Partners for Adoption
800 S. Broadway, Ste. 210B / Walnut Creek, CA  94596
Contact: Jennifer Press, Executive Director, Social Services               
Voice: 925-946-9658
Email: jen@partnersforadoption.org
 
Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services
3200 Motor Avenue / Los Angeles, CA  90034
Voice: 310-836-1223  /  1-888-22-VISTA
Fax:  310-836-3863
Contact: Marcia Jindal, LCSW, Intercountry Adoption Coordinator                
Direct Line: 310-836-1223 ext. 409
 
COLORADO
Adoption Alliance
2121 S. Oneida Street, Suite 420 / Denver, CO  80224
Voice: 303-584-9900
Email: info@adoptall.com
 
Hope's Promise
309 Jerry Street, Suite 202 / Castle Rock, CO   80104
Voice: 303-660-0277
 
Lutheran Family Services of Colorado
363 S. Harlan St., Suite 200 / Denver, CO  80226
Contact: Pat Cimino
Voice: 303-217-5863                
Email: pat.cimino@lfsco.org
This agency also has offices in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins, CO.
 
FLORIDA

Children’s House International
600 N. Thacker Avenue / Kissimmee, FL  34741
 

GEORGIA
Independent Adoption Center
3774 La Vista Road, Suite 100 / Tucker, GA  30084
Toll Free: 1-800-877-6736
Contact: Amber Burfeind, LMSW
 
ILLINOIS
Children's Home + Aid Society of Illinois
910 Second Avenue / Rockford, IL  61104-2162
Voice: 815-962-1043  /  Fax: 815-962-1272
Contact: Peggy Franklin, LCPC
Direct Line: 815-720-2109
Web: www.childrenshomeandaid.org
 
Evangelical Child & Family Agency (ECFA)
1530 North Main Street / Wheaton, IL   60187
Contact: Cristina Cook, MA, LCWSE
Voice: 630-653-6400
Email: cristinac@evancfa.org
 
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois
1001 E. Touhy Avenue, Suite 187 / Des Plaines, IL  60018-5816
Voice: 847-635-4600  /  Fax: 847-390-1453
Contact: Ruth Jajko, MA, LCSW, Associate Executive Director & Statewide Director of Adoption Services
Direct Line: 847-390-1412
Email: ruth.jajko@lssi.org
 
INDIANA
Adoption and Home Study Specialists, Inc.
2540 Waterstone Drive / Evansville, IN  47725
Voice: 866-762-4453
 
Children's Bureau, Inc.
3801 N. Temple Ave. / Indianapolis, IN  46205
Voice: 317-264-2700  /  Fax: 317-264-2714
Email: info@childrensbureau.org
Contact:  Judy Bannister, Vice President
Direct Line: 317-545-5281  /  jbannister@childrensbureau.org or
Kate Creuson, Director of Adoption Services
Direct Line: 317-545-5281 ext. 227  /  kcreuson@childrensbureau.org
 
Gateway Woods
P. O. Box 151 / Leo, IN  46765
Voice: 260-627-2159
Email: jan.baumgartner@gatewaywoods.org
 
Independent Adoption Center
5162 E. Stop 11 Road, Suite 1 / Indianapolis, IN  46237
Toll Free: 1-800-877-6736
Contact: Kathy Wilkerson, MSW, LSW
 
The Miriam Project
1400 Broadway  /  Anderson, IN  46012
Contact:  Brooke Mathis, Caseworker
Voice: 765-640-1580  /  Fax: 765-642-9466
Email: bmathis@miriamproject.org
Web:  www.MiriamProject.org
 
KENTUCKY
Adoption Assistance, Inc.
510 Maple Avenue / Danville, KY  40422
Contact:  Julie Erwin
Voice: 877-829-5500
 
Adoption and Home Study Specialists, Inc.
10507 Timberwood Circle, Suite 216 / Louisville, KY  40223
Voice: 502-423-7713 / Fax: 502-423-7714
Contact: Linda J. Davidson, President
Email: adoptlink@adoptionspecialists.org
Web: www.adoptionspecialists.org
 
Kentucky Adoption Services
3808 S. Griffith Avenue / Owensboro, KY  42301
Voice: 270-684-2598
Toll Free: 1-866-KIDS-4-KY (1-866-543-7459)
Fax: 270-684-6748
Contact: Lucy Armistead, Executive Director
Web: www.kentuckyadoptionservices.org
 
MAINE
Good Samaritan Agency
100 Ridgewood Drive / Bangor, ME  04401
Contact: Jill Holyoke, LSW
Voice: 207-942-7211  /  Fax: 207-990-0851
Toll Free: 1-800-249-1811
 
MARYLAND
The Barker Foundation
7979 Old Georgetown Road, 1st Floor / Bethesda, MD  20814
Contacts: Tina Ji, Director                  
Liz Kuttler, International Program Assistant
Email: info@barkerfoundation.org  or LKuttler@barkerfoundation.org
Voice: 301-664-9664  /  Fax: 301-664-9604
Web: www.BarkerFoundation.org
 
MICHIGAN
Bethany Christian Services
901 Eastern Avenue NE
P.O. Box 294 / Grand Rapids, MI  49501-0294
Contact: Jane E. Bradford
Voice: 616-224-7595  /  Fax: 616-224-7585
Email: jbradford@bethany.org
Web: www.bethany.org
 
Family Adoption Consultants
421 W. Crosstown Parkway / Kalamazoo, MI
Contact: Lorene Cook
Voice: 269-343-3316  /  Fax: 269-343-3359
 
Family Adoption Consultants
45100 Sterritt, Suite 204 / Utica, MI  48317
Contact: Kathleen Luz
Voice: 586-726-2988  /  Fax: 586-726-2599
 
MINNESOTA
Wasatch International Adoptions
18485 38th Avenue North
Plymouth, MN  55446
Voice:  952-358-7353  /  Fax:  952-358-7355
Email:  Charles@wiaa.org
 
MONTANA
Heritage Adoption Services
215 West Mendenhall, Suite B-1 / Bozeman, MT
 
NEW JERSEY
Golden Cradle Adoption Services
1050 Kings Highway North, Suite 201  /  Cherry Hill, NJ  08034
Contact:  Monica Gagne
Voice:  856-667-2229
Email:  mgagne@goldencradle.org
 
Homestudies and Adoption Placement Services (HAPS)
668 American Legion Dr. / Teaneck, NJ  07666
Contact: Lorraine Kolanowski, LCSW
Voice: 201-836-5554
Web: www.haps.org
 
NEW MEXICO
La Familia, Inc.
707 Broadway NE, Suite 103 / Albuquerque, NM  87102
Contact:  Beverly Nomberg, CEO
Voice: 505-766-9361
 
NEW YORK
Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau
1011 First Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY  10022
Contact:  Kathleen Dooley Polcha, Director
Maternity Services/International and Domestic Adoption Programs
Voice:  212-371-1000, ext. 2117
Email:  info@catholicguard.org
Web:  www.cgshb.org
 
Jewish Child Care Association (JCCA)
120 Wall Street / New York, NY  10005
Contact: Kathy Ann Brodsky, LCSW, Director, Ametz Adoption Program
Voice: 212-425-3333  /  Fax: 212-425-9397
Email: jcca@jccany.org
Web: www.jccany.org
 
NORTH CAROLINA
Amazing Grace Adoptions
1215 Jones Franklin Road, Suite 202 / Raleigh, NC   27606
Contact: Donnas Kinton, Executive Director
Voice: 919-858-8998  /  Fax: 919-858-8997
Toll Free: 1-800-550-2379
Email: agadopt@bellsouth.net
 
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc.
3000 Highwoods Boulevard, Suite 128 / Raleigh, NC  27604
Voice: 919-790-8533  /  Fax: 919-790-8836
 
Family Services, Inc.
610 Coliseum Drive / Winston-Salem, NC  27106
Contact: Rebecca Nagaishi
Voice: 336-722-8173  /  Fax: 336-724-6491
Web: www.familyserv.org
 
Independent Adoption Center
184 Wind Chime Court, Suite 101 / Raleigh, NC  27615
Toll Free: 1-800-877-6736
Contact: Gina Hayes, MSW
 
Mandala Adoption Services
1812 Beckett’s Ridge Drive / Hillsborough, NC  27278
Contact: Gail Stern, Executive Director
Voice: 919-732-4321  /  Fax: 919-732-4856
Web: www.mandalaadoption.com
 
Nathanson Adoption Services
6060 J A Jones Drive, Suite 504 / Charlotte, NC  28287
Voice: 704-553-9506
 
OHIO
Adoption Home Study Services of Ohio
2128 South Union Avenue  /  Alliance, OH  44601
Contact:  Brenda Lare, Director
Voice: 330-829-9400  /  Fax: 330-829-9420
Email:  info@homestudyohio.com
Web:  www.homestudyohio.com

 
Cherub International Adoption Services
1827 West Tamarron Court / Springboro, OH  45066
Voice: 937-748.4812  /  Fax: 937-748.4889
Email: cherubint@aol.com
Contact: Ellen Rice, Executive Director
 
Family Adoption Consultants
Macedonia Professional Bldg.
8536 Crow Drive, Suite 240 / Macedonia, OH  44056
Contact: Renee Baker
Voice: 330-468-0673  /  Fax: 330-468-0678
 
OREGON
Heritage Adoption Services, Inc.
10011 SE Division Street, Suite 314 / Portland, OR  97266
Contact:  Kimberly Firth
Voice: 503-233-1099  /  Fax: 503-258-2487
Email: vaguilera@heritageadoption.org
Web: www.heritageadoption.org
 
PENNSYLVANIA
Child and Home Study Associates
1029 N. Providence Road / Media, PA   19063
Voice: 610-565-1544
 
Jewish Family Service of Greater Harrisburg
3333 North Front Street / Harrisburg, PA  17110
Contact: Rachel Kuhr, LSW
Voice: 717-233-1681  /  Fax: 717-234-8258
Web: www.jfsofhbg.org

 
RHODE ISLAND
Adoption Option (Jewish Family Services)
959 North Main Street / Providence, RI  02904
Contact: Shelley Katsch
Voice: 401-331-1244  /  Fax: 401-331-5772
Web: www.jfsri.org
 
SOUTH DAKOTA
Lutheran Social Services of South Dakota
621 East Presentation Street / Sioux Falls, SD  57104-0820
Voice: 605-221-2346  /  Fax: 605-221-2404
Contact: Diana (Dede) Mogck, Director of Adoption Programs
Web: www.lsssd.org
 
TENNESSEE
Caring Choices - Catholic Charities
30 White Bridge Road / Nashville, TN  37205
Voice: 615-352-3087
Email: Juliebolles@bellsouth.net
 
UTAH

Children’s House International
3053 N. Sage Loop Drive, #B2 / Lehi, UT  84043
Contact:  Connie Gibbs
Voice: 801-766-3412
 

Families For Children
1219 S. Windsor Street / Salt Lake City, UT  84105
Contact: Suzanne Stott
Voice: 801-467-3413  /  Fax: 801-474-1440
 
Wasatch International Adoptions
3755 Washington Blvd., Suite 300 / Ogden, UT  84403
Contact:  Kathleen Kaiser, Director
Voice:  801-334-8683  /  Fax:  801-334-0988
Email:  info@wiaa.org
Web:  www.wiaa.org
 
VIRGINIA
Adoption Center of Washington
100 Daingerfield Rd., Suite 101 / Alexandria, VA  22314
Contact: Cathy Bottrell, LCSW, Director of Social Services
Voice: 703-549-7774  /  Fax: 703-549-7778
 
WASHINGTON
Children’s Home Society of Washington
3300 NE 65th Street / Seattle, WA  98115-0190
Voice: 206-695-3200  /  Fax: 206-695-3201
Toll Free: 800-456-3339
Contact:  Marilyn Detrick, Director of Administration
Direct Line: 206-695-3281
Web: www.childrenshomesociety.org
 
Children's House International
5711 Vista Drive, Suite 102 / Ferndale, WA  98248
Contact: Annie Bailey, HR Specialist or Deborah Price, Director
Voice: 360-383-0623
 
Faith International Adoptions
535 East Dock Street, Suite 103 / Tacoma, WA  98402
Contact:  Carol Ameline, MSW, Program Director
Voice:  253-383-1928  /  Fax:  253-272-2570
Email:  faith@faithadopt.org
Web:  www.faithadopt.org
 
Heritage Adoption Services
805 Northwest 147th Way / Vancouver, WA
 
WASHINGTON DC
Adoption Center of Washington
1726 M Street NW, Suite 1101 / Washington D.C.  20036
Contact: Linda Brownlee, LCSW, Executive Director
Voice: 202-
452-8278
 
WISCONSIN
Adoption Services, Inc.
2439 S. Oneida Street / Appleton, WI  54914
Voice: 920-735-6750

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