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In the UK, there are two main routes to adoption: local authorities and voluntary adoption agencies. But what’s the difference—and which is right for your family? In this blog, we explore the pros and cons of each option and explain how you can start your adoption journey with confidence today.

In the UK, most adoptions are open—but what does that actually mean? This blog explores the differences between open and closed adoption, and explains how maintaining some level of contact or transparency can help support the identity, emotional wellbeing, and lifelong relationships of adopted children and their families.

Find out the difference between complex and additional needs, why adopted children have additional needs and how you can support them. 

Many people with disabilities worry they won’t be able to adopt—but that’s often not the case. In this blog, we explore who can adopt, bust common myths about disability and adoption, and highlight the valuable perspective people with long-term conditions can bring to parenting a child who has experienced trauma.

Thinking about adoption with children at home? Discover how to prepare your family, talk to your kids, and assess if they’re ready to welcome a new sibling.

Worried about post-adoption contact with birth family? Discover why staying in touch can support your child’s identity, wellbeing, and emotional development.

Holly and Andy, both doctors, adopted three biological siblings over seven years ago, experiencing the unique challenges and rewards of adopting a sibling group.

Can you adopt siblings? Yes! There are many benefits to adopting a sibling group. We explore the challenges, rewards, and life-changing impact of growing your family through adoption.

Today, voluntary adoption agencies across the UK open their doors simultaneously to mark Big Adoption Day 2025. Here at Adopters for Adoption our door is always open to help potential … Big Adoption Day 2025

Festive celebrations like Christmas, Hanukkah, and Eid are wonderful opportunities to socialise, but they can be overwhelming for adopted children. Here’s our guide to navigating these occasions smoothly.

Meet Funmi, a 55-year-old mum continuing her family’s legacy of adoption. As a single parent, she shares how her faith inspired her journey to adopt her daughter.

This year as we have been celebrating our tenth birthday we are extremely proud to have received a judgement of Good in all areas from Ofsted. 10 Years working to … AFA’s 10th Birthday year coincides with another great report from Ofsted