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The Building Arizona Families Domestic Adoption August 2019 Newsletter

The Building Arizona Families Domestic Adoption August 2019 Newsletter

From the Desk of Kelly Rourke-Scarry, MSW Dear Friend,Summer is coming to a close, and we are grateful that we can look back at the precious new lives brought into the world, the new families that were created, and the women who now have a fresh start at life....
The Building Arizona Families Domestic Adoption June 2019 Newsletter

The Building Arizona Families Domestic Adoption June 2019 Newsletter

From the Desk of Kelly Rourke-Scarry, MSW Dear Friend, There is a lot to celebrate! June has been one of the busiest months we have ever had. Building Arizona Families is a refuge for pregnant women in crisis, providing free food, clothing, shelter, counseling, and...
The Hurts of Infertility Can Begin to Heal By Adopting a Baby in Arizona

The Hurts of Infertility Can Begin to Heal By Adopting a Baby in Arizona

Countless women struggle with the pressure of not being able to conceive. Infertility brings times of pain and hurt for women and couples alike. But the pain of infertility can begin to heal through adopting a baby in Arizona.  If you have been researching your...
Choosing the Arizona Adoption Agency That is Right For You

Choosing the Arizona Adoption Agency That is Right For You

At the heart of every adoption, the well being of the child is the primary concern. Whether it is a baby, toddler, grade schooler, high schooler, sibling group, or a child with physical/emotional challenges, every child needs to be carefully cared for through the...
Urgent Need for American Adoptions of Foster Children

Urgent Need for American Adoptions of Foster Children

The need for American adoptions of foster children is tremendous. In 2016, there were approximately 437,465 children in the U.S. foster care system. Of the over 400,000 children in the system, 23% or 100,617 children were adopted. The numbers are staggering. The year...