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MAA's Application Fee Special Extended!
expires September 30. 2014
*Application Fee reduced to ONLY $250*
~ $100 for Returning Clients ~
Many younger children with minor special needs will be assigned to MAA's individual list SOON!! These China Waiting Children will ONLY be available to adoptive families who are dossier-ready!!
In honor of our new partnership with Huainan Social Welfare Institute, for every adoption placement through any of our One-to-One Orphanage Partnership Programs, Madison Adoption Associates will make a $250 donation to Love Without Boundaries.
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Adoptive Families Picnic
As part of our 2014 Summer Hosting Program, MAA is holding a Reunion Picnic for families who have adopted children from China and/or the Philippines. Our China host children and chaperones are from Bao'an and Longgang, so we are especially looking forward to seeing families who have connections to these orphanages.
All families are invited to attend - not just MAA adoptive families!
This will also be a wonderful opportunity to meet some of the children who are being hosted, but still need an adoptive family. Get a first-hand look at these children as they interact with each other and enjoy the day at the park!
Saturday, July 12th
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
BYO Lunch
if you would like more information.
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Huainan Van Plan
- Putting Kids on the Road to an Education -
Thank you to the families who have donated to MAA's Van Plan to help the children of Huainan Social Welfare Institute attend school.
In order to ensure that the children are able to attend school, MAA has committed to purchasing a van for the Huainan SWI. The van will better fit the needs of the children and be more cost-effective for the SWI. It's a WIN-WIN for everyone!
We ask for your help in supporting this Van Plan by clicking on the PayPal button below! All donations are tax-deductible and 100% of all
donations will go toward this project.
Thank you!
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Bethel China
"Exposed to Hope: Stories from Families who have Adopted a Child with a Visual Impairment"
Exposed to Hope presents thirteen stories of ordinary, extraordinary families who decided to embark on the process to adopt a blind or visually impaired child from China.
Parents write honestly and beautifully about the why, the how and the what happens next of the adoption process. Through real life examples, they share their experiences of meeting their sons and daughters for the first time, navigating the medical and educational system for visually impaired children, and what life as a family looks like for them.
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WELCOME HOME!!
Madison Adoption Associates is happy to announce that these children came home to their new families in May 2014
From China:
John to Stephen & Drayer in Kentucky
Lyla to Kevin & Linda in New York
Chaim to Reece & Ling in Virginia
Karisten to Dane & Kema in North Carolina
Girl to Todd & Kim in Missouri
Li James to Chris & Beth in Tennessee
Dayli to Tyson & Tiffani in Illinois
Josh to Nate & Donna in Delaware
From Philippines:
Lyza & Ezra to Brian & Marti in Illinois
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