The phrase "adoption centres" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to facilities or organizations that facilitate the process of adopting children or animals.
Example: "The local adoption centres are hosting an event to raise awareness about the importance of finding loving homes for children in need."
Alternatives: "adoption agencies" or "adoption facilities".
And in the middle of Planet Brain is a little adoption centre, where you can come up with your own characters to use in a story, poem, or script.
Frustrated when full-up sanctuaries can't accommodate their unwanted pets, some owners are taking matters into their own hands, says Sarah Bussell, centre manager at the Blue Cross adoption centre in Tiverton, Devon.
Speaking at South Acton Children's Centre in south west London, Mr Cameron said: "I was at an adoption centre in October, I'm back here now in March and, as Arnold Schwarznegger said, 'I'll be back' because I really want to keep chasing this issue and make sure we do all the things necessary, including primary legislation.
This is the adoption center".
In this paper we critically explore this transition, particularly examining the teething problems related to the adoption of people-centred approaches, and especially to the transfer of DRM responsibility from the agencies in charge to the private citizens.
The provision of incentives, transportation, childcare and meals/snacks; adoption of woman-centred, harm-reduction and stigma reduction approaches; and promotion of programs through a variety of local venues were recommended by participants to address engagement and accessibility issues.
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Comprehensive haemophilia centres, the adoption of home therapy, and worldwide advocacy efforts have contributed to these improvements.
Professor and director, The Hadley Centre for Adoption and Foster Care Studies, Bristol University.
