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South Korea Adoption Program

NEW APPLICATIONS ARE TEMPORARILY ON HOLD

 

Dillon International also has a long history with South Korea. The agency began working with Eastern Social Welfare Society (formerly The David Livingston Foundation) in 1972 to place children from Korea with U.S. families.  Working together, Dillon International and Eastern Social Welfare Society (ESWS) established a system of foster care for children waiting to be adopted.  This system has become a model in other countries for developing their own child welfare systems.

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Understanding the children needing families is one of the first steps to understand if the South Korea program is right for your family.

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Here are a list of frequently asked questions about South Korea adoption process.

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When deciding if adoption is right for your family, we understand there are a lot of questions.  Scheudle a time to talk to one of our adoption professionals.

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Start your adoption journey by filling out Dillon's FREE application one.

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 South Korea Adoption Program who are in need of a family.

  • Boys and some girls 18-26 months old at time of arrival home

  • Children with minor to moderate special needs or birth family risk factors.

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