Compassionate support
Talk with our team about your situation, your questions, and the options available to you.
If you are pregnant and considering adoption, you do not have to figure everything out alone. HavenHeart Adoption Services provides compassionate guidance and professional support to help you understand your options and decide what feels right for you and your baby.
Choosing whether adoption is right for you is a deeply personal decision. You deserve the opportunity to ask questions, understand your choices, and make decisions without pressure. Our team is here to listen, explain the process, and help you understand what to expect at each stage.
Your application is free, and our team can help you understand the adoption process, explore your options, learn about prospective adoptive families, and create an adoption plan that reflects your wishes.
Talk with our team about your situation, your questions, and the options available to you.
Your wishes and preferences are an important part of creating an adoption plan that reflects your circumstances.
Our team helps coordinate the adoption process and the professionals involved along the way.
Depending on your circumstances and the services appropriate to your situation, our support can include the following.
Starting the adoption process does not mean you have to know all the answers right away. Our team will help you understand the next step.
Tell us a little about yourself and your situation through our free application.
A member of the HavenHeart team will contact you to learn more about your situation and answer your questions.
Your caseworker can help explain the adoption process and discuss the options available to you.
If you decide to move forward, your team can help you create an adoption plan based on your wishes and circumstances.
You may have the opportunity to review appropriate prospective adoptive families and share preferences about the family you would like for your child.
Your team can help coordinate birth and hospital planning, legal and professional steps, placement, and post-placement support.
Choosing an adoptive family can be an important part of an expectant parent’s adoption plan. Depending on your circumstances and the adoption plan you choose, our team can help you learn more about appropriate prospective adoptive families.
Our team can coordinate communication between you and a prospective adoptive family rather than providing direct private contact information.
There is no single type of adoption relationship that works for every family. Depending on the circumstances and your wishes, an adoption may be open, semi-open, or closed.
An open adoption may allow ongoing communication and contact between the birth family and adoptive family according to the relationship and arrangements established by the parties.
A semi-open adoption may involve communication or updates through an agreed-upon method, often with boundaries established by the parties.
A closed adoption generally involves limited or no ongoing identifying communication between the birth family and adoptive family.
Birth and hospital planning can be an important part of your adoption plan. Our team can help coordinate communication and planning with the appropriate professionals and help you understand what to expect as your due date approaches.
Depending on your wishes and the circumstances, you may also choose whether and how a prospective adoptive family is involved in the birth or hospital experience. Any involvement will be based on your wishes and what is appropriate under the circumstances and applicable requirements.
Adoption can bring many different emotions and questions. Our team can continue to provide support and help coordinate the appropriate post-placement services. We want you to understand what happens next and have access to the appropriate professionals and resources throughout the process.
If you are pregnant and considering adoption, you can start by reaching out to HavenHeart.
Your application is free, and our team is here to listen and answer your questions.