Support for Adoptive Families & Adoptees
Adoption is lifelong, and needs can change along the way. Find resources, information, and support for adoptees and adoptive families as they navigate connection, identity, culture, relationships, and the many stages of adoption.
Every stage of the adoption journey brings new opportunities to learn and grow together. 
We are here to support adoptive families at all stages.
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Post-Adoption Resources
Families may need different kinds of support at different stages. Resources may include information and services related to attachment, trauma, identity, transracial and transcultural parenting, health and development, school support, cultural connection, sibling and family dynamics, adolescence, and belonging.
Post-Placement and Professional Care
The First 30 Days Home: Supporting Your Child’s Transition
Family Conversations
Helping Family & Friends Support Your Newly Adopted Child
Post-Placement and Professional Care
Understanding What’s Underneath the Behaviour
Post-Placement and Professional Care
Finding an Adoption-Informed Therapist
Academic and Educator Support
Adoption & School: A Guide for Educators
Post-Placement and Professional Care
Preparing for Your Child’s First Medical Appointment
Family Conversations
Talking About Adoption Through the Ages
Family Conversations
Talking About Difficult Parts of Your Child’s Story
Identity and Transracial Parenting
Supporting Your Child’s Cultural & Racial Identity
Family Events and Gatherings
Family events and gatherings can help children, youth, and parents meet others with shared experiences. These opportunities may include family gatherings, community events, social opportunities, learning sessions, and TCB Connect activities as they become available.
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Stories can help families feel less alone and can support learning across the community. Families who are interested in sharing can contact The Children's Bridge to discuss the process, privacy, and editorial review.