Adoptable Children

Adoptable Children

WAITING FOR A FAMILY

 

How long should a child wait for a family? Try to imagine for a moment what it would feel like to know that you can never go home again. . . Will you find a new family that will love and care for you, and open its heart and home to you? These children are waiting for such a family – A family like yours to give them the love, stability and permanence all children deserve.

Read the child’s biography and contact Wayne County Children Services to learn more about adopting. Adoption subsidies may be available. These children can’t wait forever, so please contact us today.

ADOPTABLE CHILDREN

Mason

MASON   Mason loves anything to do with cars, trucks, airplanes, and helicopters!  He wants to work in a fire station or be a fire fighter when he grows up!    Mason also loves to fish, swim, ride his bike and play board games with others.    He is 14 years old but “child-like” for his age.  He has a sweet disposition and…

SILAS

SILAS 

Adoptable Child: Silas – 11 years old

Silas is 11 years old but has a birthday coming up! Silas will brighten your day with his big smile and his fun personality! He loves to talk about everything and likes to use his imagination to create new games to play and things to build. Silas loves to listen to music, dance, play board games and video games, tell jokes, learn new magic tricks, and much more! Silas has a big personality and is ready to share it with his forever home.

Silas is adoptable and deserves a loving, permanent home with people he can call family. He will bring a lot of life to a family who invests their time, love, and support into him.

Please send all inquiries and/or questions to Silas’ caseworkers:

Miranda Hughes
330-345-5340 ex 2204
Miranda.Hughes@jfs.ohio.gov

“My husband and I decided to become foster to adopt parents as our way to build the family we always wanted. Over the last few years the positive effect our love, compassion and time has helped our foster children grow, develop and make gains that will be with them as they continue on in their lives, even when they return to their biological family. We know we have chosen the right path whether we gain the family we always wanted or just continue to be there for these children when they come to us. We have also discovered there is always room for one more.” – WCCS Foster Parent

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