Wednesday, October 16, 2013



 Dear Jesus, I pray that these siblings get a good home and they have fun there and they get good parents and they get to know you.  And they make lots of friends.  Amen. 

Amber, Kennedy, & Kyleigh T

Kyleigh is a beautiful and energetic six-year old little girl. She is very active and enjoys playing with her two younger siblings. Kyleigh participates well in family-centered activities and craves one-on-one time. Kyleigh loves to sing, read, draw and have her nails painted. Kennedy is a very smart and funny five-year old.  She enjoys playing dress up with her sisters and being out in the community. Kennedy is an animal lover and likes to engage in conversation about all kinds of animals. Kennedy enjoys being read to, especially stories about princesses.  Amber is a very quiet four-year-old and enjoys being the youngest of the sibling group.  She enjoys a lot of one-on-one time.  Amber loves being with her sisters and enjoys watching them interact with one another. Amber likes to play dress up and school with her sisters.  She really likes to color and have her pictures displayed for others to see.

Thursday, September 26, 2013


Leslie, Nalleli, Bryan, Brandon

 
Dear Lord,
I pray they get a good home and they get to know God and go to church and have fun and make friends. 
Amen 
 

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Status:Available
Names:Leslie, Nalleli, Bryan, Brandon
Ages:8, 7, 6, 4
Race:Hispanic/Latino
Gender:2 male, 2 female
State:California
Case #: S91017818 Expand 
Last Profile Update:07/23/13
Photo Updated:07/23/13

About the Siblings

Leslie born in 2004, Nalleli born in 2006, Bryan born in 2007, and Brandon born in 2009 are adorable siblings who enjoy being with each other and who want to grow up together. The children speak Spanish primarily and English. Leslie has leadership qualities and she speaks up for herself and her siblings. She enjoys bike riding. Nalleli, Bryan and Brandon have asthma and Nalleli has a heart murmur which is treated with medication when needed. Nalleli is doing well in school and she enjoys arts and crafts. She is timid at times and cooperative. Brandon is active and inquisitive and he enjoys attention and outside activities and he has developmental delays. He is strong minded and he is learning to express his needs with words. Brandon is learning more language. Bryan enjoys playing with his toy cars and he likes looking at books. He also enjoys receiving attention and he is very vocal and curious. He is very vocal and he is in counseling. Leslie, Nalleli, Bryan and Brandon would thrive in an active family that is stable, loving and committed to assist them in developing. They also have contact with extended family members and they would like to be a part of an adoptive family that can support and maintain their important connections.

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Angelica, Maria, Guadalupe, Ramon, Dalia


"Dear God,
I hope that Angelica, Maria, Guadalupe, Ramon, Dalia get a good safe home and everyone loves them and will listen to them. 
Amen"

SSNAC017629

Status:Available
Names:Angelica, Maria, Guadalupe, Ramon, Dalia
Ages:11, 10, 9, 6, 3
Race:White/Caucasian, Hispanic/Latino
Gender:1 male, 4 female
State:Oregon
Case #: SSNAC017629 Expand 
Last Profile Update:04/19/13
Photo Updated:03/15/13

About the Siblings

Meet a wonderful set of five siblings- Angelica, Maria, Guadalupe, Ramon, and Dalia! The first thing you will notice about this group is their contagious, beautiful smiles and fun personalities. Though they have all shown a lot of resilience, these kids need parents who are knowledgeable about the effects of neglect and trauma on children. A family who can help them adjust to living together as brother and sisters and help them meet their individual needs will be a nice fit for them. These children will do best with a family that will keep them active and encourage them to excel in their own ways.

Angelica, or Angie as she prefers to be called, is a pre-teen who is emerging as a lovely young lady. She has a quiet demeanor and is shy upon first meeting new people. However, after she is more comfortable, she is engaging and insightful. She talks about the typical pre-teen interests but has a serious side to her as well. She very much wants to be adopted and wishes for nothing more than a permanent home. Angie loves to do arts and crafts, enjoys swimming, hiking, and going to the beach. She is a pleasure to be around and shows a lot of responsibility in her foster home. In school she is receiving support to help her continue to succeed in reading and comprehension. She has made great progress, but can be unsure of herself. Successful adoptive parents can support her by helping her with homework and advocating for her educational achievement. She needs a family dedicated to helping her grow academically and to finding the individual strengths that will translate into a promising independent future.

Maria is a fun, curious young lady who engages with people easily. She is a happy child who likes to be where the action is! She is very physically active and very much enjoys sports- swimming, soccer, and running. Her successes in school sports have been a highlight for her recently. Maria maintains a positive outlook and is very pleasant to be around. She is very curious and asks lots of questions to help her better understand what is on her mind. It is still being decided if Maria needs extra support in school, and what that extra help will look like. Her forever family can help her by addressing her educational needs and utilizing community resources that will support her growth.

Guadalupe, or Lupe as she is better known, has an infectious grin and a happy personality. Her adorable smile and a bat of her long eyelashes help her get what she wants much of the time. She responds well to fairness and can handle it when she doesn’t get what she wants. Lupe likes playing house, playing with dolls, helping her foster mother in the kitchen, and bouncing on the family trampoline. Lupe is very social and seems to make friends easily. She rarely has behavioral issues and is well liked by her teachers and foster parents alike. Lupe does not receive special services in school, but will benefit from a family who can help her stay on track with her schoolwork and remember to turn in homework.

Ramon is a happy child who is thriving in school. He is adored by his teachers and is good at making friends. He is doing quite well and is on target with his educational goals. He is mechanically minded and likes toys that he can put together and take apart. Ramon has a stubborn streak to him but with a little negotiating and a bit of time he’ll be back to his smiling self. Ramon enjoys rough-and-tumble outside play.

Dalia is the baby of the group but is growing up fast! She has an active imagination and loves to play with dolls and toys. She is talking more and more these days as she has entered preschool. She is enjoying the social nature of school and like her siblings, finds making new friends quite effortless. Dalia is very affectionate and enjoys the company of other people but also plays alone well. She shares her brother and sisters’ easy smile and enchanting laugh. Dalia is fully potty trained and is adaptable to new routines.

These children have spent time apart in foster care and are excited to be reunited in an adoptive home. While each child is not being cared for exclusively, they do not live together as a sibling group. They have a strong bond with members of their birth family, maintain regular visitation, and continued visits will be a part of the adoption plan. An adoptive family will need to demonstrate a clear commitment to helping these children maintain their close birth family ties.

While Maria alone receives therapeutic support, it is suggested that all children and their forever family participate in counseling together to aid in the transition to adoption. These children will need time to adjust and assurance that their needs will continue to be met, that they will not lose their connection to important people in their lives as a result of being adopted, and that this placement is final.

All of the children, for the most part, are bilingual in Spanish and English; however, they speak primarily English. Because they are not legally free, interested adoptive parents making an inquiry must be licensed for foster care and have an adoption homestudy already approved and ready to be forwarded by the family’s adoption worker to their Oregon state caseworker for review and evaluation.

Angie, Maria, Lupe, Ramon and Dalia need a family that can nurture each child individually, and together. Angie deserves a family who will help her continue to grow into a confident young lady, secure in knowing that she does not need to parent her younger siblings. This family will also help Maria continue to manage her attention issues (especially in school) while harnessing all that energy and curiosity towards positive outcomes. Lupe should have a family who will show her how to pair responsibility and focus with her abundant charm. This new family would keep Ramon and Dalia excited about learning and help them adjust to the positive changes that come with being adopted. The amazing family that will keep them grounded in predictability while preparing for the future will find the most success with this charming group. These adventure-loving kids will thrive with a family who wants to play, to experience the simple joys and curiosities of childhood, and one who is prepared to smile and laugh a lot more because these children are a lot of fun!

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Thursday, July 18, 2013

Four Little Girls Looking for a Family


This post comes from Adopt US Kids at:  http://www.adoptuskids.org/

This site has listing from most states of adoptable kids.  


Dear Jesus, I pray that you will find someone good to adopt these children and that they will have a good home and come to know you.  Amen.

Heaven, Soraya, Aleana, Isabell

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Status:Available
Names:Heaven, Soraya, Aleana, Isabell
Ages:7, 5, 4, 4
Race:American Indian/Alaskan Native
Gender:4 female
State:Colorado
Case #: SCO097042 Expand 
Last Profile Update:05/20/13
Photo Updated:04/24/12

About the Siblings

Meet Heaven, Soraya, Aleana and Isabelle. They are members of the Rosebud Sioux tribe. This all-girl sibling group cannot wait to meet their forever family!

Heaven, the oldest of the four, is a friendly leader who loves to be in charge. This playful gal's favorite pastime is learning about and being involved in her Native American culture. In first grade, this little one enjoys going to school, has been working hard to learn to read and write, and gets along well with her classmates. Heaven is happy playing outside at the park or inside a play area at McDonald's as a special treat.

Soraya, the second of the girls, adores spending time with her doll house or dressing up. This sweet and friendly lass is attending preschool and really enjoys it. Another fun activity Soraya favors is playing with her sisters. Like her older sister she is happy going to the park and to McDonalds.

Aleana, one of the twins, is full of energy and does her best when she keeps busy. She can’t wait to play dress-up, joyfully dance and run with her twin sister. Don’t let that worry you because she also loves to hang out. Quiet activities that this preschooler enjoys are crafts, stuffed animals, coloring in coloring books and watching a movie on television or a kids' television show with her sisters. This animated little one is always thrilled to play at the park or at an indoor play center at the local fast food place. Both of the twins really seem to thrive from one-on-one attention and social activities.

Isabelle, the other twin, loves to play, run and dance with her sisters. She is fond of filling coloring books with her artwork, as well as watching television and movies with her siblings. Playing at parks is her favorite thing to do; and when it comes to the type of park she does not discriminate, she likes outdoor parks just as much as indoor play areas. Her goal is to become a "puppy doctor" when she grows up, and she loves preschool.

The caseworker prefers a two-parent or single-female American Indian home; however, all family types will be considered. The girls need to maintain contact with their foster parent. We only accept inquiries on the entire sibling group, who will be placed together. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services.

For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.

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Sunday, June 30, 2013

Prayer for Christianna

Thursday, June 13, 2013

A Girl Named Georgia Needs a Home

http://www.adoptuskids.org/_app/child/ChildViewNoBanner.aspx?id=48541&sid=15
Eleanor's Prayer for Georgia:
"I pray that someone will adopt this girl and that she has a good home.  
I pray for her older sibling because they don't get along, help them get along." 

Monday, June 3, 2013


Virginia Orphans-

Virginia has over 1,000 children that need a home.  Are you that family?

A prayer from Eleanor for a girl in Foster Care named Shania:

"That someone adopts her and takes care of her and she finds a good family that loves her and knows the Lord."  Amen.  

Shania

Shania - Female, age 17

VA01310715

Status:Available
Name:Shania
Age:17
Race:White/Caucasian
Gender:Female
State:Virginia
Case #: VA01310715
Last Profile Update:03/15/13
Photo Updated:11/24/09
Watch this video, it is about Shania at the zoo.  And she is very anxious to find a good family.
Meet Shania – an energetic Caucasian young girl who is very anxious to find a family. She is described as a loving child who is polite and enjoys being helpful. She is in middle school and receives special education services to address issues related to emotional delays and a speech barrier. Shania currently lives in a facility, and within the past year, she has progressed “by leaps and bounds”. Shania has difficulty with changes in routine; changes must be processed with her thoroughly to prevent any upsets. The good news is that she has shown the ability to thrive with structure and consistency. Shania will benefit from being the youngest child in a safe and stable home environment with a loving family to guide her into positive directions. What she needs most of all is a forever family that will accept her for who she is and welcome her unconditionally into their home and hearts. Can you be that forever family?

Information about Shania or other Children in Foster Care in Virginia that need a forever family go to:

http://www.adoptuskids.org/states/va/browse.aspx