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If you are interested in providing a Forever Home to a child, please look at the following sites.  

Nebraska Heart Gallery

Click here to see children available for adoption in Nebraska.

 

ADOPTUSKIDS

Please visit https://www.adoptuskids.org/

The Collaboration to AdoptUSKids is a project of The Children’s Bureau, part of the Federal Department of Health and Human Services. It is a national adoptive family recruitment and retention strategy to encourage and enhance adoptive family support organizations and conduct a variety of adoption research projects.

 

The process of becoming a foster or adoptive parent can be time consuming, averaging four-twelve months to complete all the steps needed to be licensed.  This includes submitting an application, background checks, references, training and a home study.  It can seem overwhelming and invasive but it is important to know that everyone is ensuring the safety and well-being of the foster child. Please contact NFAPA to get started.  

Gift of Adoption Fund

The Nebraska Foster & Adoptive Parent Association received some information on a possible grant to qualified applicants to remove prohibitive financial barriers and make possible the adoptions of some some children both domestically and internationally.   NFAPA has no further knowledge on this grant.  https://giftofadoption.org/apply-for-a-grant/

Adoptive Parents

Resource Family Consultants

Our staff includes Resource Family Consultants who specialize in one-on-one relationships, which provide foster parents with emotional encouragement, skill reinforcement, and parenting strategies unique to providing out-of-home care.

Scholarships

The Nebraska Foster & Adoptive Parent Association (NFAPA) offers scholarships to adoptive, foster, guardianship or kinship youth who wish to further their education beyond high school or GED.

Become a Foster Parent

There is an ongoing need in Nebraska for families willing to share their hearts and their homes with children who require temporary foster care. There is also a need for “forever” families for our waiting children, especially teens, who are available for adoption.