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Zelf adopteren

Het bestuur van stichting TLC krijgt veel vragen over adoptie in het algemeen, zelfdoen in adoptie(deelbemiddeling) en specifiek adoptie vanuit TLC.

Adoptie algemeen Zuid-Afrika heeft een aantal jaren geleden de Haagse Conferentie (Haags kinderbeschermingsverdrag) ondertekend. Hierdoor is het niet meer mogelijk rechtstreeks een kindje te adopteren vanuit TLC. Dit gaat nu via de zgn. Centrale Autoriteit.

Deelbemiddeling

Voor informatie over zelfdoen in adoptie verwijzen wij u graag door naar de website van de Belangen vereniging Zelfdoen in Adoptie (BZA) waar een uitgebreide pagina met uitleg over adoptie is gemaakt.

AGM - October 2005

AGM - October 2005

Minutes of the Annual General meeting of the Love of Christ Ministries (TLC) held at Plot 13, Bronkhorstfontein, Eikenhof on 27th October 2005 at 07:30 pm.

Welcome

Fiona McLachlan Welcomed all to the meeting, which was opened with a prayer by Thea Jarvis.

Attendance Register and Apologies

Een baby met HIV roept bij veel mensen een angstbeeld op. Maar is dat terecht?

- Door Marcel Ouddeken, Jane van Laar en Judith Pennarts

Een baby met HIV roept bij veel mensen een angstbeeld op. Maar is dat terecht?

Huiverig

Adoptieorganisaties staan huiverig tegenover de adoptie van kinderen met HIV. Dat terwijl weeshuizen in Zuid-Afrika, Haïti en in Oost-Europa vol zitten met seropositieve kinderen. En door de juiste medicatie is inmiddels goed te leven met HIV, en ga je er niet meer aan dood.

Uniek

Adoption down, abandonment up

Adoption down, abandonment up

FARANAAZ PARKER | JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - Jul 02 2009 09:00

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Who We Are

Welcome to the internet site of the adoption practice "Krawitz and Shenker". Social workers Sue Krawitz and Sheri Shenker specialize in adoption and related services. We have both been involved in the field of adoption for over 11 years. During this time we have been privileged to facilitate hundreds of adoptions, both locally and internationally. We offer you a personalized and professional service in order to meet your adoption needs. Our services in this field include counseling of birth parents, counseling of couples, screening of applicants for adoption, adoption placements, international adoptions and home studies, family adoptions and post adoption aftercare. A vital aspect of adoption is pre and post adoption support. Our practice regularly offers support groups for adopters. We also offer extensive services in counseling and legal social work. Our practice is situated in Johannesburg, but we are able to work with you, wherever you may live, as we work throughout Southern Africa. We are also privileged to be able to offer South African adopters the option of adopting internationally, from Eastern Europe, as we have established ties with an international child placement agency. Recent changes to South African law now make it possible for foreigners to adopt South African children.

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Group Resists Korean Stigma for Unwed Mothers

Group Resists Korean Stigma for Unwed Mothers

Jean Chung for the International Herald Tribune

Mok Kyong-hwa, 36, with her 3-year-old son in Seoul. Ms. Mok said her father once threatened to throw the child out the window. More Photos >

By CHOE SANG-HUN

Published: October 7, 2009

INHOFE, NICKLES ANNOUNCE CAMBODIAN ADOPTIONS CAN PROCEED

INHOFE, NICKLES ANNOUNCE CAMBODIAN ADOPTIONS CAN PROCEED

Those Seeking Adoptions Can Complete Process

Wednesday, September 11, 2002

WASHINGTON—U.S. Sens. Jim Inhofe (R-Tulsa) and Don Nickles (R-Ponca City) announced today that the Immigration and Naturalization Service will allow American families who were in the process of adopting Cambodian children to move forward with their adoption requests. Many families were in the process of adopting children from Cambodia last year when an INS suspension on adoptions from that country interrupted the process.

“This is the right decision for these families who have been left in limbo for these last nine months,” Nickles said. “I am particularly delighted that this decision will now allow the Rudolph family from Oklahoma to proceed with their adoption. I wish them all the best in this endeavor and commend them and all adoptive families for their willingness to open their homes and hearts to children from around the world who have no family to call their own.”

Tweede adoptieorganisatie in VS

di 06 okt 2009, 22:26

Tweede adoptieorganisatie in VS

Van onze parlementaire redactie

DEN HAAG - Er komt een tweede adoptieorganisatie in Amerika, die met name homostellen helpt aan een kind te komen. Dat heeft minister Hirsch Ballin (Justitie) bekendgemaakt.

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Adoption agency approved in principle

Adoption agency approved in principle

CAROL COULTER Legal Affairs Editor

THE ADOPTION Board has approved in principle the setting up of a mediation agency to facilitate intercountry adoptions. It is being set up in anticipation of Ireland ratifying the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoptions, due in the Dáil this session, which requires such agencies.

Up to now, the only Irish mediation agency was the Cork-based Helping Hands Adoption Agency, which facilitated adoptions from Vietnam. Its mediation licence was revoked by the Vietnamese government in June, following the lapsing of a bilateral agreement on adoption between the countries.

Helping Hands received €1.6 million in HSE and lottery funding from its setting up in 2006, and employs four staff in Ireland and four in Vietnam. The new mediation agency, provisionally called Leanbh, is being set up by a number of leading members of the International Adoption Association. Its constitution and means of operating are set within the framework of the Hague Convention. Following its ratification, only other countries that have ratified it may send children to Ireland for intercountry adoption.

Minister examines UN reports pointing to concerns at Vietnamese adoptions

Minister examines UN reports pointing to concerns at Vietnamese adoptions

Helping Hands chief executive Sharon O'Driscoll: "We have to put in systems to enable Vietnam to do the job".

Photograph: Alan Betson

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

CAROL COULTER Legal Affairs Editor