Step One: Contact a licensed adoption agency. You can call us at 855-940-4673 any time of day for information about the adoption process and to talk to a birth parent counselor over the phone. While our focus is adoption services, staff will discuss all of the different options available.

Step Two: If adoption is the best option, then Adoption Choices of Nevada will help you make an adoption plan. You will get to choose the type of adoption you want to pursue, choose the adoptive family, create a birth plan, and discuss post-placement contact.

Step Three: Create Your Adoption Plan. This will include receiving any assistance you need or Adoption Services. You will also choose what type of adoption you prefer, family preferences and what type of adoptive family you are looking for, and more!

Step Four: Choose an Adoptive Family. View potential adoptive families profiles, which Adoption Choices helps narrow down to the families that match your preferences.

Step Five: Complete your Adoption Plan. We can provide financial assistance, ensure you are receiving proper medical care, and offer counseling services throughout your pregnancy.

Step Six: Post-Placement Communication and Support. Adoption Choices of Nevada case workers help facilitate communication throughout the pregnancy and after birth. We also provide counseling and support throughout your adoption journey and after placement.

Nevada Adoption Services

At no cost to birth mothers creating an adoption plan, Adoption Choices of Nevada is licensed and thus prepared to offer adoption services. Nevada law allows for appropriate and reasonable living expenses during your pregnancy and postpartum recovery. It is important that you receive proper prenatal care to ensure the health of your baby and you. Proper prenatal care includes your diet, lifestyle choices, and regular visits to the doctor. If you are need of housing or need somewhere safe and comfortable, we can provide housing. Counseling and support are also available at no expense to you!

One of the differences between an adoption facilitator, adoption lawyer, and a full-service adoption agency is that a full-service adoption agency – like Adoption Choices of Nevada – can provide all these services at no cost to you and directly to you.

Adoption Agencies Near Me in Nevada

We can help pregnant women and couples across Nevada. We have offices in Reno and Las Vegas but our adoption specialists can reach you where you are! We can meet in person or virtually by video or call. Working with a local adoption agency means you get custom, personal service. Many of us are birth parents, adoptive families, or adoptees. We have professional and personal experience that you deserve from an adoption agency.

We would love to answer any of your questions about our adoption program and services. Choosing to put your baby up for adoption is loving and selfless choice. We are available to assist you in making an adoption plan that will work for you – with no judgement, with no pressure. Contact Us 24/7: 855-940-4673 (Toll-Free) or locally at 702-474-4673 (Las Vegas) or locally at 775-825-4673 (Reno).

Remember, as a birth mother, you are not giving up!

When you are facing an unplanned pregnancy or unwanted pregnancy, you will be considering the different options you have for your pregnancy. Parenting is an obvious option but maybe you aren’t ready to be a parent or don’t want to be a parent. There is nothing wrong with not wanting parent a child. Terminating the pregnancy is also an option but it doesn’t have to be your only option. Sometimes women feel like this is their only option if they don’t want to parent. That’s just not true. Adoption is an option as well.

Adoption is a positive, healthy choice and while it can be difficult, it can also be a loving, rewarding experience. Often, the key to achieving a positive experience during the adoption process is to reflect on your motivation or reason for wanting to choose adoption in the first place. Some reasons that expectant mothers often ending up choosing adoption are:

• Financial instability or lack of support supplies to raise a child
• Fear of being a single-parent as a result of an unknown or an unsupportive birth father
• Addiction or drug/alcohol abuse
• Sexual abuse or assault
• Family opposition to keeping the child, or
• Age (too young or older age)

If you are considering adoption for any of the above reasons, or honestly, ANY other reason, do not get consumed with the stereotypes that come with placing a child with adoption. None of these reasons make you any less of a mother or a parent or a person!

Choosing adoption allows you –especially if you are in a situation where you feel that you cannot raise a child– to trust that your child will be raised in a loving, safe home that can provide him/her with all the opportunities possible in life. It’s also an opportunity to bring a child into the life of a family who otherwise it might not be possible for.

In modern adoption, a relationship can be developed between the adoptive family and you as the birth parent. All parties can remain in contact with one another through open adoption. Open adoption is a way to stay connected with your child post-adoption. Open adoption allows the birth parent to stay in communication (which can involve talking through social media, pictures, writing letters, in-person visits, and more) with the child and to have a presence in his/her life. Of course, a closed adoption is also an option but we are seeing some level of openness more and more in todays’ adoptions.

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