Bookings are now open for the first half of our 2025 Information Events!
Do you want to find out more about the process before you take that first step on your adoption journey?
The Christmas period is a time o
Great news - We now have a pre-recorded version of our information event available!!!
People in the North West are being asked to consider what family means to them as National Adoption Week highlights that ‘the journey to a family is not always a traditional one’.
In response to the ever-changing needs of the adoption community and with the ongoing challenges in recruiting new prospective adopters, we are excited to unveil our newly revamped website.
This week Adoption North West are launching a brand new adoption recruitment campaign, on behalf of Regional and Voluntary Adoption Agencies. The campaign 'Growing Families Together' aims to raise awareness of the need for adopters of children over the age of three, across the North West.
Adoptive parents across the Northwest have been sharing their special family moments in a bid to encourage more people to consider adopting.
With the Christmas holidays fast approaching we just wanted to take the time to let you know our office hours over the festive period!- Bookings are now open for our 2025 Information Events!
- A national week of action is shining a spotlight on adoption through the generations in a bid to highlight how it has changed and in turn how it can change the lives of children in the North West.
- We are encouraging people from the Black community, who are or have been thinking about adoption, to come forward and talk to us.
- Are you considering adopting an older child? Our Head of Service adopted her son when he was four years old and she's shared her story with us.
- People in the North-West have been asked to ‘guess the ages’ of children in a bid to challenge perceptions and misconceptions of those waiting for adoption.
- A new, national campaign launched by You Can Adopt aims to reassure those considering adoption and encourage them to adopt children who typically wait longest for adoption, including children aged five or over, children with additional and/or complex needs, brother and sister groups, and those from a Black and mixed heritage background.
