Since 1987
Sarah Jensen-Director
(858) 535-3033

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Adoption is more than a single event, rather, it is a process that requires preparation, compassion and understanding.

We work with couples in the San Diego and Southern California area so they are able to attend ongoing educational programs. We want to get to know you and visit your home so we can feel confident that we know our families.

First, we educate you. Many of your fears can be allayed once we dispel some of the adoption "myths" or misconceptions you may have about open adoption, birthparents, the costs and the "waiting period".
Common Questions
We help you to create a  "Dear Birthmother" letter to be shown to birth parents that are sincerely seeking stable, loving couples who are ready to adopt.
We understand it is discouraging for couples to sit for years on a "waiting list", so we limit the number of couples we work with.
No one can guarantee when you’ll adopt but most of our couples adopt within months rather than years.
We understand that you have felt isolated as you've gone through the painful path of infertility. We provide educational workshops and monthly support groups for all prospective adopting couples because couples may feel isolated when going through the adoption process.
We are non-profit and our fees are on a sliding scale according to income. Most couples also qualify for a federal $10,000 tax credit.
Your fees provide ongoing support and education to women who may be facing an unplanned pregnancy.Counseling and Support groups are available to birthparents at no charge to them.
We provide educational services about open adoption to the community through the media and public speaking engagements at schools, family planning centers, medical clinics, churches, youth and community organizations which reach young people at risk for crisis pregnancy.

 

 

First Step--
The Adoptive Parent Orientation!

A thorough overview of adoption in a small group session (no more than 5-6 couples). We’ll discuss all types of domestic adoptions, the differences between agency and independent adoption.

We’ll address your concerns and answer your questions…

What is open adoption?

Can the birthmother come back later

 

and reclaim the child?

How long does it take to adopt?

What are the costs?

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Adoption Center of San Diego
Address:6046 Cornerstone Ct W, #135
San Diego 92121
Phone: (858) 535-3033 | E-mail: SarahAdopt@msn.com
 

 
 

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The Adoption Center of San Diego is engaged solely in adoption facilitation as defined by the State of California Famiy Code.