1. Placement and supportive counseling;
2. Instructions and preparation of the packet of materials (dossier) that is sent to China, Guatemala, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, or Vietnam;
3. Support in the form of information;
4. Linking with other pre-adoptive families, if desired;
5. Assistance in selection of your child (children);
6. Preparation for travel;
7. Contact during travel;
8. Post-placement supervision for District of Columbia and Virginia residents;
9. Advice to clients residing in other states on this issue;
10. Sending donated medicine and supplies to aid children in orphanages;
11. Advice with re-adoption and naturalization;
12. Home studies and post-placement reports for applicants living in D.C. and Virginia; and
13. Social events for pre-adoptive and adoptive families.
    
    

As a non-profit center, we assure you that we have sufficient staff to facilitate your adoption while keeping in mind monetary and time concerns. We want to provide caring service that will make this very important process as smooth as is possible in international adoption.