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Should You Choose A Private Or Public Adoption Agency? Are you considering adoption and wondering about your options? In this video, we explain the differences between private and public adoption agencies to help you make an informed decision. We’ll start by defining what each type of agency is and how they operate. You’ll learn about the typical children placed through public agencies, often from foster care, and the process involved, including legal procedures and support services. We’ll also cover private agencies, which usually work with families seeking to adopt infants or newborns, and discuss how the process differs in terms of timeline, costs, and contact with birth parents.

This video highlights how each pathway serves different needs—public agencies focus on children already in foster care, especially those who have experienced trauma, aiming to provide stable, permanent homes. Private agencies offer more control over the child's profile and involve ongoing relationships with birth parents, often with a faster process but higher costs. Whether you’re interested in adopting an older child or an infant, understanding these options can help you determine what’s best for your family. We’ll also share tips on how to speak with adoption professionals to find the best fit for your circumstances.

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