The phrase "adoption support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assistance or resources provided to individuals or families involved in adoption processes.
Example: "The organization offers various services, including counseling and financial assistance, as part of their adoption support program."
Alternatives: "adoption assistance" or "adoption services".
Peter Sandiford, chief executive of PAC: "There must be an entitlement to adoption support for all adopters and others who provide permanency for children..
Chief executive David Holmes said: "To make further progress we need to see a concerted whole system focus on increasing adopter recruitment, speeding up court processes, improving the adopter assessment process and ensuring adoption support.
However, from September next year, those whose children were adopted before 1975 can go to registered adoption support agencies to request that an intermediary approaches their children on their behalf.
Birth parents and other birth relatives will not be able to contact the adopted person directly - the link will be through adoption support agencies.
They join adoption support groups.
Local authorities will have a statutory duty to provide adoption support services.
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Two-thirds of prospective adopters surveyed by Adoption UK say they would seriously reconsider becoming adopters if there were no guaranteed post-adoption support.
"If we are placing more children for adoption – and we are – then we should expect to be offering more post-adoption support," she says, "and that can happen after adopters are approved and before they have a match".
Adopting parents will for the first time have the right to post-adoption support, including an assessment of their needs.
Part of the problem in arguing for funding for post-adoption support, says Hugh Thornberry, chief executive of the charity Adoption UK, which supports adoptive parents pre and post adoption, is that there is no national data on the number of children returned to social care after an adoption has broken down.
