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Discover how understanding a troubled child's past presenting behaviours can help people adopting a child connect as a family and see results.
Helping children heal so they recover from a difficult start in life takes time. Discover some ways to support your adopted or fostered child in this blog post.
Imagine adopting children during a pandemic. This St Andrew's Children's Society couple did just that. You can read their amazing story here.
This blog post was written by someone who was adopted through St Andrew's Children's Society in the 1960s'. In it the adoptee reflects on his life and writes about how the team-effort of navigating adoption, with care, flexibility and love, can have a positive outcome.
Discover what adoption Homestudy is, what happens in the sessions, how often we meet and what happens at the end of adoption Homestudy.
Before moving to Glasgow I was a young boy with a broken heart. Sue supported my transition from being removed from my birth parents and provided me with an abundance of love and support. After this Rita and Peter came along and brought me into their family and since then have made me feel like I was always their son.
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