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There are so many things that Sari
didn't miss because she was adopted
by a Jewish family. Read More

Who are we?

The Jewish Children's Adoption Network is the only jewish adoption exchange in the Western hemisphere.  Founded as a not-for-profit organization in 1990, it seeks to find appropriate adoptive homes for up to 100 children who are referred to it each year! We are contacted on a regular basis by Rabbis, social workers, agencies, attorneys and birth families, who know of children in need of a home.  We are not an agency, we're more like "matchmakers", referring families from our database to the custodial agency or person that contacted us.

FAQs

  • How do I/we adopt? From a legal perspective, adoption involves a court determining that a family is appropriate to become the new legal family for a child, and, based on the information in a "home study... read more >

Our primary goal is to find Jewish homes for Jewish children. Register now!

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