Can Your Family be a Resource for a Special Baby?Please complete our Client Pre-Application and forward your Home Study to ASAP.Fax number 212.360.0282 Or mail to: ASAP Spence-Chapin 410 East 92nd Street New York, NY 10128 Resource LibraryThe Adoption Resource Library contains recomended books and articles by adoption professionals, birth parents, adoptive parents and adopted children, who share their unique insights.
Shattered Dreams – Lonely Choices: Birthparents of Babies with Disabilities Talk About Adoption
Joanne Finnegan Joanne Finnegan shares her personal experience and that of several families she interviewed who, like herself, explored options other than raising their child with a disability.
The Broken Cord
Michael Dorris An adoptive father chronicles his experiences in parenting his son affected by prenatal alcohol exposure. |
EACH BABY PLACED THROUGH OUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAM has unique issues which present special challenges for adoptive parents. We are currently seeking families for the babies presented below, as well as other babies who may not yet appear in this section.Please let us know of your interest in adopting through the Special Needs program by completing the Special Needs Adoption Pre-application form. If you have already completed this form, new correspondence can be sent by email to info@spence-chapin.org. MichaelMichael is doing very well. He vocalizes, smiles and is engaged with the world around
him. Read More Unborn BabyWe are hoping to identify a family for an unborn biracial baby due early summer. The gender of the baby is not known. We therefore hope to hear from families who prefer a boy only, or a girl only, as well as those without a gender preference. Read More
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