In Ohio, the cost of adopting a child can vary greatly depending on the type of adoption and the type of agency you choose. Adopting a child from foster care is usually fairly inexpensive. …

Thousands of children in Ohio are waiting for adoptive families. You don’t need to be rich, married, or under 40. What you do need is 100% heart to adopt in Ohio.

Thousands of children in Ohio need stable, consistent and loving homes. Becoming a kinship, foster or adoptive parent is a serious, yet rewarding experience that requires research and …

Pre-placement training is required to become a certified foster parent, but training doesn’t stop once you receive your certificate. Foster parents must complete additional ongoing training …

Jan 29, 2025 · The Ohio Adoption Grant Program (OAGP) has successfully introduced Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) along with the Identity (ID) Proofing and Document Verification …

Spirit of Faith Adoptions is a Christ-centered, Non-Profit Infant Adoption Agency in Ohio. SOFA provides Christ-centered adoption services, including education and awareness. SOFA offers …

Navigating the Educational System (Adoption) Attending school provides opportunities for children to learn and develop new relationships. Your adopted children may be entering a new school …

The Ohio Department of Health’s Sickle Cell Service Program is responsible for ensuring the availability and access to quality, comprehensive sickle cell services and promoting public …

Service Providers This map is a searchable directory of resources providing support services to current foster or adoptive parents and kinship caregivers in Ohio. Search by your location and …

What is the difference between foster care and adoption? Foster care is temporary. Foster parents care for children while their parents work to create a safe and stable family …