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Children of all ages, from all ethnic, linguistic and economic backgrounds await adoption.
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Individuals and families that adopt through The Department of Children and Families come from all walks of life. You do not have to be married, wealthy, or have a specific education or background.
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Steps to take to become an adoptive parent
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The current schedule of Foster Care/Adoption Informational Meetings and the Massachusetts Approach to Partnerships in Parenting (MAPP) Trainings.
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Adoption subsidies may be available to parents who adopt children who may have physical or mental disabilities, or severe emotional problems.
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Prospective and current adoptive families receive information, guidance and support services from The Department of Children and Families and other organizations in the adoption community.
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Outlines the process that states have to ensure consistent protection and services to children who are placed across state lines.
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The Office of Child Care Services provides information pertaining to adoption and foster care services within the Commonwealth.
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Links to other services
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