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View our Adoption Guide Here!
In 1949, Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winning author and humanitarian, Pearl S. Buck created the Welcome House Adoption Program. Her goal was to develop an agency that would find adoptive families for bi-racial children that were considered unadoptable because of their ethnic status. As an adoptive mother herself, she knew that the bond between a child and their parents transcended bloodlines. In 1956, Welcome House® expanded its charter to find families for children living in any country. Ms. Buck’s pioneering vision of global understanding among people and her belief that all children are entitled to the love and security of a family of their own is still alive today. We carry on that vision by uniting children with permanent loving families, providing education throughout the adoption process, and offering a commitment of lifelong support for adoptees and their families. Now, one of the oldest and most respected adoption programs in the world, Welcome House® has found loving families for more than 7,000 children. We specialize in the unique needs of multi-cultural families and encourage families to celebrate their child’s birth culture.
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Events and Activities for Adoptive Families
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