Post Adoption Support and Resources

All Agape Adoptions families will have post adoption support and services upon arrival home with their new child. To learn more about these services, click here.

There are a range of resources to help, including grants, to assist families after placement.  A few of these include:

  Lifesong for Orphans 

Pathways for Little Feet  

Show Hope

Article: Preparing Adoptees for Returning to School This Fall   

Please also check out our favorite books post adoption books for kids

What Teachers Should Know About Adoption

Adoption Awareness in School Assignments

Adoption Basics for Educators

Exploring an adoptee's heritage is often an essential part of an adoptee's identity formation. There are a number of organizations that are available to  adoptees and their families that assist with this exploration.

C.A.S.E. Support Group for Parents in Racially Diverse Families

Adoption Family Camp

Colorado Heritage Camps

Motherland Travel

Ties Adoptive Family Travel

W.I.S.E Up!® is an empowerment program designed to create a safe space for children to express their feelings about being adopted and prepare them for intrusive questions and insensitive remarks from peers and others

Blog Post: Think your family may be heading for a crisis? We're here to help.

The Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development: The Institute does not provide direct services to families, but does maintain a list of practitioners that are trained in their approach.

Brain First Parenting with Eileen Devine

Adoptee-Therapist Directory

National Directory of Adoption Competent Professionals

Lifesong: Lifesong provides post-adoption grants to families who qualify for counseling (for your adopted child, siblings, or yourself), training, trauma care like EMDR therapy and neurofeedback or other interventions.