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Children Waiting For Adoption From JOH
International Programs
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Children Waiting For Adoption From
India
For more specific information on any child listed
please email
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Child I-23
just turned 7 years
old on March 6, 2008. The orphanage social worker states that she
attends a nearby school and “enjoys regular school activities.” She is
described as “an intelligent girl with a pleasant disposition. She is a
friendly and social child and shares a good rapport with other children
and caregivers.” This very healthy and beautiful child would thrive in
the care of a confident and accepting family. Family
must be home study ready. |
Child Three
2
year-old toddler boy who was born March 3, 2006. He is very attached to
his caretaker and is described as especially loving. He was ill when he
first came into care, needing hospitalization for an infection. It was
suspected he may have tuberculosis, and is currently being treated for
such. This adorable little one has made wonderful progress since
entering the orphanage and is now not only walking, but running all over
the place. He appears to be developing normally in every way. He will
be a joy in the arms of a family. |
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Child Eleven is a six year old boy. |
Child Twelve is a hearing impaired boy, born
October 18, 2002. |
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Child I-34
is
a
4-year-old girl who was born on May 1, 2004. She
presently resides in Pune and waits for his forever family. The
orphanage staff describes her as a “friendly child” who is friendly
toward the staff and other children, but is shy with strangers.
Information provided by the orphanage goes on to say that this smart
child’s mental and physical development are both normal.
Adopting family must meet Non-Resident Indian Status. Family must
be home study ready |
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Children Waiting For Adoption From Taiwan |
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A boy born March 3, 2005
From his medical report:
"1.
After his birth, the
child was taken care of by granduncle lived together with
birthfather. After birthparent devoiced, birthmother could not
take care the child and his elder brother, so she gave the two boys to their birthfather. The
main caregiver was still granduncle until August 7, 2007 the Kaohsiung County Government placed
the child at a foster family till today.
2.
Due to difficult economic condition and
also the fact he needs to rear the child’s elder brother, birthfather decided to place the child to
adoption. Birthmother also could not rear the child, so she agreed for the adoption as well.
3. The child was born with Persistent
hypertrophy of primary vitreous, complicated with cataract and amblyopia (left eye), and need to be
followed up periodically. Now the right eye has the major eyesight.
4.
The child’s left foot is flat-footed. He is
now wearing a correcting shoe.
5. According to development evaluation on
September 18, 2007, the child was delayed in language, ambidexterity and co-ordination. His
recognition ability is delayed about 14 months.
6.
The child goes to kindergarten during
daytime."
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A boy born
May 27, 2004
From his medical report:
"When the child firstly arrived at the foster family, he was
afraid of strangers. He cried whenever he saw a stranger but he
does not now. According to physical examination report
dated August 20, 2007 that the child is very healthy. However,
foster mothers said that he has atopic dermatitis problem and
his hands and leg will itch and peel especially in fall and
winter. He was accidentally scalded and has some scars, but no
loss of mobility."
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A boy,
born February 10, 1998
Note from his orphanage:
"This
child is lively, vigorous and outgoing. He is also very
considerate. He gets along very well with children of
his same age. The child always helps his friends. He has
a sense of honor and justice. We hope that the
adoptive family will love the child as their own so as
to allow the child to grow up happily in a reliable,
stable family environment."
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information please contact
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