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Adoption
There are many children who are unable to grow up in their birth families, who need the chance to grow up in a loving and secure home.
Adoption is a way of providing families for children who cannot be brought up in their own family, it is a legal process which permanently transfers parental responsibility from birth parents to adoptive parents.
Choosing to adopt is not a decision to be taken lightly, and it's vital that your reasons for wanting to do it are right. It is a process that will take time, effort and commitment on your part.
You will have the help and support of Trafford's Adoption Team every step of the way, our experienced workers will guide you through the adoption process and give advice and assistance.
What to do next?
To begin a discussion about adoption you can:
- Register your interest online
- Call our adoption team on 0161 912 3971
- Send an email to annie.childs@trafford.gov.uk
This section gives you more information about the sort of children who need adoptive families.
In this section we give you information on our eligibility criteria.
This section explains the assessment you will go through before you can adopt.
This section sets out the timescales of the adoption process.
This section contains some of the questions we are often asked about the adoption process.
In this section there is information about the range of post adoption support provided by Trafford for everyone affected by adoption; children, adopters, adopted adults and birth families.
This page was last reviewed on 3 March 2009
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