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- Post-Adoption Services Work in Many Ways
- Resources for Agency Standard Setting
- Out of State Agencies Placing with New York State
- Stolen Lives
- A Quick Adoption and Special Needs Guide for Professionals
- A Letter You Should Read
- Children and Domestic Violence: A Bulletin for Professionals
- Hard-to-Place Children Receive Varied Levels of Adoption Subsidies in N.Y.
- Normative Crisis in the Development of the Adoptive Family:
- From Child Maltreatment to Delinquency
- Staffing for Administration of the Interstate Compact On Adoption and Medical Assistance
- Decision-Making Under the Interstate Compact On Adoption and Medical Assistance
- States' Experience in the Reimbursement of Nonrecurring Adoption Costs
- Legal and Administrative Bases for the Required Use of ICAMA Forms
- Reimbursement of Nonrecurring Adoption Expenses--An Update
- Adoption Assistance Payments
- Policy and Practice Concerns: Early Periodic Screening and Diagnostic Testing
- Proposed Rules for Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment Services (EPSDT)
- Avoiding Wrongful Adoption Suits Through Good Policy And Practice
- Presumed (Putative) Fathers
- Pre-Placement Visits
- Myths About Adoption
Post-Adoption Services Work in Many Ways
One man committed to shaping post-adoption services to benefit everyone connected to adoption.... [more]
Resources for Agency Standard Setting
A list of resources for the standard setting of agencies; provides information on how to contact each resource.... [more]
Out of State Agencies Placing with New York State
A list of New York Article 13 Agencies, which are required for an out-of-state agency to place a child in a New York home.... [more]
Stolen Lives
A brief history of adoption in Australia.... [more]
A Quick Adoption and Special Needs Guide for Professionals
Behavioral challenges related to possible physical and sexual abuse may surface as an adopted child matures.... [more]
A Letter You Should Read
Information and research on how positive adoption is to parents and children.... [more]
Children and Domestic Violence: A Bulletin for Professionals
Domestic violence is a devastating social problem that impacts every segment of the population. Increased attention is now being focused on the children who witness domestic violence.... [more]
Hard-to-Place Children Receive Varied Levels of Adoption Subsidies in N.Y.
Those who are hard to place with adoptive parents because of their age or special needs, receive very different levels of support depending on where they live.... [more]
Normative Crisis in the Development of the Adoptive Family:
Author writes about normative crisis and the connected emotional issues.... [more]
From Child Maltreatment to Delinquency
Children in the childwelfare system who have been victims of various forms of child maltreatment are often the very children that end up in the juvenile justice system.... [more]
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