The phrase "adoptive services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to services that support or facilitate adoption processes.
Example: "The agency provides a range of adoptive services to help families navigate the adoption process smoothly."
Alternatives: "adoption services" or "services for adoptive families".
Federal Solutions President Obama has spoken out about the importance of continuing to provide support, and has included provisions in his budget to assist states with child welfare reform that includes foster care and adoptive services.
And I like the way it looks". The Learneds were honored last week by Olive Crest — an agency that contracts with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to provide fostering and adoptive services — for their commitment to their children, and for helping to recruit additional foster parents in communities including Glendale, Burbank, La Crescenta and Antelope Valley.
Of course, we have to work together, and, of course, it's vital that we do so and help these young women who are facing such a difficult decision, with a compassion, that we'll help them with the adoptive services, with the courage to bring that child into this world and we'll help take care of it.
Two comparisons were made with respect to whether, according to the adoptive parents, post-adoption services were received or not received: 1) international and foster care non-kin adoptive families; and 2) foster care kin and foster non-kin adoptive families.
Local authorities need to work closely with voluntary adoption agencies to improve adoption services and ensure adoptive families are found, particularly for the most difficult to place children".
Utilizing the National Survey of Adoptive Parents, this research investigated twelve post-adoption services.
Families (expectant, first/birth and adoptive) lack access to quality pre- and post-adoption services, authentic options counseling and adoption-competent professionals.
Councils in England could lose their powers over adoption services if they take too long to find adoptive parents, ministers have announced.
We ― adoptive parents and adoption service providers ― must be known for championing the empowerment of oppressed and exploited women to prevent atrocities.
Adoptive parents and adoption service providers can and should be known for our empowerment of marginalized women, for listening to adoptees, and for our dedicated efforts in battling the trafficking of children and advocating for the rights of the child.
Roman Catholic bishops in Washington, D.C., Illinois and Massachusetts have shuttered adoption services rather than comply with requirements that they consider same-sex couples as adoptive parents.
