We’re Here to Help You Navigate Your Adoption Journey.

Whether you’re pregnant and exploring your options or hoping to grow your family, we’re here to support you—without pressure, wherever you are.

A licensed, nationwide, nonprofit adoption agency with 30+ years of experience.

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Confidential · No pressure · Available 24/7

Real Support When You Need It Most

Real, practical support to help you move forward—one step at a time.

Housing & utilities

Help with rent, utilities, and safe housing options.

Groceries & Essentials

Support for groceries, clothing, and everyday needs.

Medical Care

Access to prenatal care and medical support throughout your pregnancy.

Counseling Support

Confidential counseling whenever you need someone to talk to.

Adoption Planning

Guidance to help you explore your options and make a plan that feels right.

Ongoing Support

Continued support during and after your pregnancy—no matter your decision.

That’s Okay. You Don’t Have to Decide Today

Many women come to us just to ask questions. We’ll help you understand your options—no pressure, just support.

You can text or call anytime. We’re here for you.

 

Young woman sitting by a window wrapped in a blanket, reflecting on pregnancy and adoption options

How It Works

What Happens Next?

Here’s a simple step-by-step overview of how adoption works and what you can expect.

1. Talk to someone

Reach out anytime. We’re here to listen—no pressure.

2. Make a plan

We’ll help you explore your options and create a plan that feels right.

3. Matching

We guide a thoughtful matching process based on preferences, values, and what feels right for everyone involved.

4. Ongoing support

We’re here for you before and after birth for as long as you need us.

You're in Caring Hands

Our experienced team is here to support you with compassion, guidance, and respect.
Licensed adoption professionals, case managers, and support staff with decades of combined experience.

Jodi Grizzle Clinical Director/Counselor LCSW

Jodi Grizzle

Clinical Director/Counselor
LCSW

Wendy Knowles Front-line Birth Mother Support

Wendy Knowles

Front-line Birth Mother Support

Lisa Blackham Adoptive Family Coordinator

Lisa Blackham

Adoptive Family Coordinator

Our team brings decades of adoption experience — licensed professionals who truly care.

Quick Answers About Adoption

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, start here. These are the questions most women ask first:

Does adoption cost money?

Adoption is free for birth mothers. Adoptive families have their own costs, and we’ll guide you through every step so you understand what to expect.

What if someone changes their mind?

Birth mothers can change their mind before legal consent is signed after birth. We make sure everyone understands their rights throughout the process.

What kind of support may be available during pregnancy?

Support may be available for pregnancy-related needs such as medical care, counseling, and certain living expenses, depending on your situation and state guidelines.

Will there be support after placement?

Yes. Ongoing support may be available after placement, including counseling and continued communication if desired.

How are adoptive families chosen?

Birth mothers can choose the family and level of contact. Families are carefully screened and matched based on preferences and what feels right.

What is open adoption?

Open adoption allows for ongoing contact between birth parents, adoptive families, and the child, based on what everyone is comfortable with.

More Details About the Adoption Process

Want to Know More

Here’s the Full Breakdown

Adoption is free for birth mothers. Medical care, legal services, and counseling are typically covered as part of the process. Adoptive families have their own costs, and our team helps guide everyone so expectations are clear from the beginning.

Support may be available for pregnancy-related needs such as medical care, counseling, and certain living expenses. This can include help with things like housing, transportation, or groceries, depending on your situation. All support is provided in accordance with state laws and is never intended to influence your decision.

Birth mothers can review family profiles, talk with families, and choose what feels right. Some prefer to take their time, while others want guidance—we support both. Adoptive families are carefully screened, and the process is always centered around your comfort level.

Birth mothers have the right to change their mind at any point before legal consent is signed after birth. We make sure you understand your rights clearly so you can make a decision with confidence. Our role is to support you, not pressure you.

Yes. Ongoing support may be available after placement, including counseling and continued communication if desired. Adoption is not a one-time moment—support can continue as you adjust and move forward.

Open adoption allows for ongoing contact between birth parents, adoptive families, and the child. This can include photos, updates, or visits depending on what everyone agrees to. The level of openness is flexible and built around what feels comfortable for you.

Support is provided in accordance with state laws and is never intended to influence your decision.

Medical and clinical content reviewed by

Jodi Grizzle, LCSW