Adoption Agency in Miami and South Florida
Free, confidential support for birth mothers in Miami, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, and South Florida.
If you are pregnant in Miami and considering adoption, Heart to Heart Adoptions offers free help with housing, medical care, counseling, and legal support. You choose the adoptive family. You can change your mind any time before you sign final papers. Call or text 844-522-7700 to talk to someone today.
What Help Can I Get?
Unexpected pregnancies can be surprising and jarring in how they change what you see as the future. You probably haven’t decided on what exactly to do, but if you are here, you have at least thought about adoption for your baby. You will want to have all the information you can get to make your final decision. That’s something we can do for you. Give you information with no pressure on what decisions you should make.
We know South Florida is busy and can feel overwhelming. You do not have to figure this out alone. Here are some of the services that Heart to Heart Adoptions can provide:
- Help paying for rent or a safe place to stay
- Help with medical bills and doctor visits
- Money for food, maternity clothes, and other things you need
- A free lawyer who explains your rights in plain language
- Rides to appointments if you need them
- Counseling before and after the adoption, for as long as you want it
- Your choice of how much contact you want with the adoptive family after adoption
What Makes Miami Different
Miami is one of the most expensive cities in Florida. Rent is high. Many women we talk to in Miami and Hialeah are working hard but still falling behind on bills. Heart to Heart can help cover rent, groceries, and other costs while you decide what is best for you and your baby.
And if you just need a quiet place to think things through, one of our counselors went with a birth mother one day to the neighborhoods just south of Oakland Park Blvd in Fort Lauderdale. They watched an incredible sunrise and talked. Watching the sun come up costs nothing.
Jodi was working with a young teenager in Miami whose identity, like all our birth mothers, we have always protected. The girl’s mother was with the girl every step of the way, but after the placement, the mother and daughter needed some time to grief on their own. So several days after the placement, rather than have a formal counseling session, Jodi and the young birth mother took a trip to the Everglades which reminded both of them as to how special and unusual South Florida really is. It is one of the only places on earth where alligators and crocodiles share the same waters, even though both women admitted they had never actually seen a crocodile themselves.
Questions Women Here Often Ask
Women in Miami often ask us things like: What if my family does not know I am pregnant? Can I still get help if I am undocumented? The answer to all of these is yes. We help women no matter their immigration status, and we can connect you with Spanish-speaking support.
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“I was working at a restaurant in Miami Beach and could not keep up with my bills while I was pregnant. Michelle from Heart to Heart helped me with rent and even helped me find a safer, better apartment.”— Ashley, Miami Beach, FL
In-Depth Guide
We offer remote counseling by phone or video, so you do not need to be seen visiting an office or driving somewhere unfamiliar.
We can help arrange transportation and work around the distance you need to travel.
No. All of our services are free, including legal help, counseling, and money for living expenses.
Yes. You review profiles and choose the family yourself.
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