We will do everything we can to be a support for you. You can text or call us anytime at (317) 518-3032 to schedule a time to meat. We are ready to listen and understand what your hopes are for your child. You can bring a family or friend with you to our meeting to make you feel comfortable if you would like. 

Even when you are in the hardest situation possible, you do have a say and options of providing a life of stability for your child. You have the ability to look through profiles of fully approved adoptive families. We are always so intentional with the adoption process. We want to understand what your hopes are for your child. You can ask us questions in whatever way is easiest for you- texting, call, or in-person meeting. We understand it is a very difficult situation and we want to be a support. 

Adoptive families, who we approve to adopt, are checked very thoroughly and they wait years to be able to adopt. We spend hours checking through background checks, FBI records, their medical records, employment, finances, life insurance, and medical insurance. Our adoptive families are dreaming of becoming parents and will give your child all their heart, a stable and loving home, and the best educational opportunities. They will raise them as good, honest, and independent adults who will know what an incredible sacrifice you made to give them the life you want them to have and the life they deserve.

We reach out to community resources to see what options are available for you. We first try and understand what your needs and preferences are so we can assist you in the greatest capacity possible to make sure that you are safe and well taken care of.

Indiana law allows up to $4000 support money up to 6 weeks after delivery. If you believe adoption is the best option for your baby and you, we can provide help with rent, utilities, phone bill, etc according to what is allowed by Indiana Law. 

When we first meet with you, we will have you complete a form that allows for a few options. You can choose to identify the father, not identify the father, or state that you do not know who the birth father is. If you do identify him, we are obligated to reach out to him and request his consent for the adoption. If the father is not identified, the burden is solely on him to take action to assert his rights as the possible father of the child. If he doesn’t assert his rights, his consent is no longer required.

Biological families have different options and preferences when it comes to making a decision about the type of adoption they are comfortable with. Some families prefer to have updates about their child after placement. We will help you work with adoptive parents to develop a schedule of updates on how the child is doing throughout the child’s life.

Biological families have different options and preferences when it comes to making a decision about the type of adoption they are comfortable with. Some families prefer to have visitation scheduled after placement. We will help you work with the adoptive parents to develop a schedule of visitation once or twice a year.

Biological families have different options and preferences when it comes to making a decision about the type of adoption they are comfortable with. Some families prefer their privacy and opt for a private adoption plan. Families reserve their right to contact our agency and ask for updates if they want them later.parents to develop a schedule of updates on how the child is doing throughout the child’s life.

Women often decide to pursue adoption because they feel they are not in the position to parent currently. They want to put their child in a position to experience stability and great opportunity for the rest of their life. There are many life circumstances that cause women to decide adoption, but at KidsFirst we do not judge. We are here to listen and support the decision that is right for you.