Face Of Hope

     Jamie is an active 11-year-old with a love of the outdoors.  Although she is a little shy when meeting new people, she comes out of her shell when hiking, going to the zoo or playing sports.  She is an avid admirer of Dora the Explorer, Tinkerbell and all things pink!

     Although she is developmentally delayed, Jamie does not let this stop her.  She excels in school, where she is enrolled in a special classroom in a regular elementary school.  She thrives on routine and stability.

     With the love, consistency and encouragement of her foster family, Jamie has blossomed.  At this point in her life, what she needs most is a loving, patient, committed permanent family that will provide her with the same support and structured environment she currently has, and help her reach her potential.  Most of all, Jamie desires a family who will always be there for her.  She should be the youngest or only child in the family.  Jamie is eligible for financial subsidy.

     Often people think of babies when they hear the word "adoption".  There are, however, relatively few infants in the foster care system awaiting permanent homes.  The majority of the children are school age and many of them are teens, who desire and deserve the same kind of attention and love shown to younger children.

     Adoptive parents do not need to have a specific income and they do not need to own their own homes.  This kind of adoption is virtually free and many of the children are eligible for financial subsidy.

     Please contact the National Adoption Center, 1500 Walnut Street, Suite 701, Philadelphia, PA 19102 if you would like more information about adopting children out of the foster care system.  Call today for a free packet of information, 215-735-9988 or visit the website at www.adopt.org.        

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