Adoption Advocates

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218 S. Main St.
Rockford, MI 49341
United States

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DayHours
Monday9AM - 5PM
Tuesday9AM - 5PM
Wednesday9AM - 5PM
Thursday9AM - 5PM
Friday9AM - 5PM
Saturday9AM - 5PM
Sunday9AM - 5PM

Adoptee Advocates of Michigan is focused on restoring the unrestricted right of all Michigan adult adoptees to obtain their own original birth certificates upon request. We are each committed to supporting only OBC-related bills that do not discriminate against adult adoptees.

We are looking for all members of society to join our efforts to restore the rights of adopted people in obtaining their original birth certificate and furthering the rights of adoptees throughout our state, nation and world. 

We look forward to meeting you and talking through your needs and assisting you however we can in a professional capacity.

 


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Requirements to become a foster parent

Parents can access the Michigan Foster Care Portal (MFCP), which is a tool that helps expedite licensure. The portal can track progress and list the next steps a foster parent needs to take. The MFCP also contains FAQs and helpful guides for parents.

In addition to online tools, foster families also receive some financial support. How much they receive depends on the child's age and needs. Parents may also be entitled to additional reimbursement that covers care costs.

Plus, foster families can access many local and state-wide support organizations and advocacy groups. These groups provide resources, answer questions, and are happy to help form connections between foster parents.

Your foster care agency is always there if you have questions or concerns. Their goal is to ensure the child's well-being and assist parents through the fostering process and beyond.

Another path you might want to consider is co-parenting with the birth parents. The end goal in most foster cases is to reunite a child with their parents or primary caregiver. You'll work with the birth parents anyway to set up visitations, and co-parenting can make your job easier.

Working further with the birth parents can also make the entire fostering process less stressful for a child. They won't feel as if they have to "choose" between homes and families.


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