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CELEBRATING OUR 20th ANNIVERSARYChild Adoption Resource Association, Inc. (CARA) is a state licensed, non-profit adoption agency serving all of Connecticut. CARA specializes in personalized services for expectant parents and adoptive families.
Child Adoption Resource Association is an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau, Connecticut.
We are here to help you begin your adoption journey. We invite you to visit our office for a
FREE INDIVIDUAL INFORMATIONAL SESSION,
or you can
join us for a session at
BORDERS BOOKSTORE IN WATERFORD, MILFORD, OR MANCHESTER
on the
FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7 P.M.
(when there is a holiday on a Thursday,
it will be held on the following Thursday.)
Monthly Information Sessions
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CARA helps with the adoption of children of all ages and races, from the United States as well as other countries. We provide home studies and educational training for all types of adoption.
CARA counsels pregnant women considering placing children for adoption and we place a limited number of infants born in Connecticut.
CARA belongs to a network of placement agencies that place children from the United States and many other countries. CARA also does home studies and provides post-placement services for children adopted from state foster care systems. Many of these children are African-American, Latino/Latina, or multiracial, part of sibling groups, or have other special emotional or physical needs.
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Agency News - Jun 22, 2009 - Children of the Month
We welcome you to visit with some of the children for whom CARA is currently seeking adoptive families. - May 1, 2009 - Check out the Heart Gallery
If you are considering adopting a child from the state foster care system, please visit the "Heart Gallery", a moving exhibit featuring portraits of waiting children. CARA can help you adopt these and other foster children. You can view these photos at: www.heartgalleryct.org - May 1, 2009 - Families Needed:
(1)Project Connecticut's Child is looking for families to adopt children from the Connecticut State Foster care system.
(2) CARA is also looking for Connecticut parents to adopt African-American (or part AA) infants through private adoption.
- Apr 1, 2009 - CARA on Cable TV
If you live in Southeastern CT, please check out our public access TV show "Families in the Making". The schedule is listed on the CARA on Cable section of this website.
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- Child Adoption Resource Association :: Eastern CT
- 2 Union Plaza
- Suite 300
- New London, CT 06320
- 860-444-0553
- director@adoptacarakid.org
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