Adoption Resources : Birth Parents

Getting started
Financial Issues
Counseling
Education

Photo of mother and child

Getting Started
Sometimes knowing where to begin can be difficult. Many birth parents start by just calling and talking to one of our counselors. The call is free. When you call, a counselor will answer all of your questions truthfully and candidly. She will begin to help you explore all your options. If you wish, following your call, the counselor will send you initial information to read, and forms to complete so that we can get to know you better.

Financial Issues
All our services are free to birth parents. Sometimes birth mothers may find that they need financial assistance with basic living expenses and/or expenses associated with their pregnancy. We will work with you to assess your circumstances, and assist you as allowed by law.

Counseling
You will have your own personal counselor who will be with you throughout the entire adoption process. When you want guidance, support, or information, your counselor will always be there for you. Of course, we will also help you to explore ways to parent your child yourself. Counseling is also offered after the birth of your baby or for as long as you need us. If you live outside of Massachusetts, we will provide you with a local counselor as well as your counselor from Adoption Resources.

Education
Adoption Resources' program is able to assist you in furthering your education or receiving training for future employment. We are frequently able to provide some tuition assistance for either an academic or vocational program of your choice.

1-800-533-4320 or 1-800-533-4346
©2004 Adoption Resources

BIRTH PARENTS : What Is the Process? | Planning for an Adoption | Frequently Asked Questions
About Us | Birth Parents | Adoptive Parents | Contact Us