Birth Search
Dillon currently has a search process in place for the countries of South Korea. We offer counseling for anyone who is pursuing a search for birth family in our Tulsa office regardless of country.
Counseling
Counseling is offered to individuals, families and couples. To set up an initial free 15-minute telephone consultation with one of our adoption professionals, please call (918) 749-4600.
Support Groups
Finding support with others that understand is important at any age. Not feeling alone, being with others that can relate, and getting education from adoption professionals is all a focus in our support groups.
Camp/Tours
Finding pride in your child's birth culture is both important for your family and your child. Our heritage programs are available to support your family into creating connections with your child's birth culture.
Hong Kong S.A.R. Adoption Program
Dillon International was approved to place children from Hong Kong S.A.R. with U.S. families in 2009. Dillon International has been chosen to partner with Mother’s Choice to help find families for children with special needs and older children from Hong Kong S.A.R. Founded in 1987, Mother’s Choice is a loving organization providing crisis pregnancy counseling, foster care, group home care, and specialized daycare for children. Mother’s Choice has its own adoption team that works closely with its partner adoption agencies in the United States and the Social Welfare Department in Hong Kong S.A.R.
Country Comparison
LOOK AT ALL THE DIFFERENT PROGRAMS
We understand that trying to choose a program that best fits your family can be overwhelming. We have created a country comparison chart to help you see all the programs at one time. We also have the option to start the adoption program without selecting a country program.
Children in Hong Kong S.A.R. Adoption Program who are in need of a family.
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Boys and girls from 18 months to 16 years old at time of arrival home
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Children with complex needs who may require lifelong care and/or supervision
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Children with moderate to significant medical and/or developmental needs
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Older school-aged children and teens with no identified medical needs
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Sibling groups are sometimes available.
