Adoption is different from fostering, which entails the child being cared for by another family temporarily. Usually this is used when a child is deemed ‘at risk’ by social workers. The court will remove the child, monitor the situation and re-evaluate after 90 days. There will be conditions for the birth mother to meet before being able to take the child back, otherwise another plan will be made for the child. Unfortunately fostering is not often considered in the case of a newborn, due to the attachment and bonding that happens from birth. Fostering is more common for older toddlers and children, who have difficulties at home.

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We are not an adoption agency, but we would be happy to give you some information about the adoption process here in South Africa and help you find a local social worker. Some social workers and hospitals may differ slightly in their approach, so it’s important to speak to a local social worker to make sure you fully understand the process and what to expect.  With the help of a social worker, you can make a safe and legal adoption plan.

We are not an abortion provider, but we can help with true and safe information about all of your options, including abortion. There is a lot of false information out there. Please let us help you make an informed choice.

You might be feeling overwhelmed right now, but please don’t worry, we are here to support you in any way we can. Please reach out to us- we would love to help you consider all your pregnancy options. You deserve support and guidance that you can trust.