Learn More About Getting StartedAttend an information meeting > Request information/ask questions > Call 212-400-8150Resource LibraryThe Adoption Resource Library contains recomended books and articles by adoption professionals, birth parents, adoptive parents and adopted children, who share their unique insights.
Inside Transracial Adoption
Gail Steinberg & Beth Hall Pro-active and provocative guidance for parents who are considering transracial adoption. Whether through domestic or international adoption, the authors offer direction for building close, loving and very real families comprised of individuals who are proud and culturally competent members of differing races.
Raising Adopted Children
Lois Melina Considered a manual for adoptive parents, this book covers many aspects of the adoption experience for parents and those affected by adoption. Useful tips on how to approach several developmental stages are offered, including specific attention to special needs children.
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Spence-Chapin currently places children from countries throughout Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America. Each country has its own set of requirements and procedures. Check out information for each of our international programs by clicking on the country names to the left. Or view the downloadable At-a-Glance chart which identifies each country’s particulars in summary. Network of Regional PartnersThough Spence-Chapin is licensed in New York and New Jersey, we work with prospective adoptive parents across the United States through our network of regional partners. Find yours hereMeet Our Staff
Louise SchnaierDirector of International Adoption Services“In the international adoption program at Spence-Chapin we begin our work with families when they are just deciding if international adoption is the right choice for them. Throughout the process we help parents think about those issues related to international adoption. We understand that the adoption process is often not easy. That’s why we approach each family with uniqueness and compassion, so that they can become a family through adoption in a way that is comfortable for them.” |
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