Financial Assistance for Birth Mothers in Florida

Let’s talk about the adoption costs and financial assistance for birth mothers in Florida.

 

Here’s what you need to know: adoption is completely free for birth mothers, and you may qualify for living expense assistance during your pregnancy.

Do You Get Paid for Placing a Baby for Adoption?

We want to recognize that Florida law doesn’t allow anyone to pay you for placing your baby for adoption. However, you can receive help with pregnancy-related expenses.

Destiny from Orlando shares:

“I was barely scraping by, always running out of cash, but Heart to Heart Adoptions paid my rent and utilities while I was pregnant. I’d of gone crazy without them.”

Financial Help for Birth Mothers in Florida

Through Heart to Heart Adoptions’ Florida office, you may receive help with:

  • Rent or housing costs
  • Utilities
  • Food and groceries
  • Maternity clothes
  • Phone bills
  • Transportation to medical appointments
  • Medical costs not covered by insurance
  • Babysitting for other children while you’re at medical appointments or giving birth.

Ashley explained,

“I was working at a restaurant in Miami Beach but couldn’t keep up with my bills while pregnant. Michelle from Heart to Heart helped me with rent and even helped me find a safer, better apartment.”

Does Adoption Cost Money for Birth Mothers?

No – adoption is always free for birth mothers in Florida. Heart to Heart Adoptions provides all services at no cost to you, including:

  • Adoption planning
  • Legal services
  • Counseling
  • Medical care coordination
  • Case management

Living Expenses for Pregnant Moms Choosing Adoption

Living Expenses in Florida

Florida law allows adoption agencies to help with reasonable living expenses during pregnancy and for a short time after birth. Whether you’re in Fort Lauderdale’s sunny beaches or Tallahassee’s tree-lined streets, we can help you stay stable during this time.

 

Our Florida office understands local costs of living – from expensive Miami apartments to more affordable options in Jacksonville. We’ll work with you to create a budget that meets your needs and follows Florida law.

 

Need help right now? Call or text our Florida office anytime at 689-208-2050 or 25/7 at 877-437-3424. Text anytime 801-563-1000.

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