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Adoption Assistance After Foster Care

by Connie
(Canada)

We all know that raising a child can be expensive. When you adopt a child from foster care there is some assistance available. At least in Canada and especially for children with special needs.

Before our adoption was complete with CAS, we were given an “adoption assistance form” to fill out. This was to cover any necessary therapy, health care coverage or other special needs programs due to their past experiences.

We filled out the form the first year, but did not need financial assistance in any of these areas, so when they sent the form again the next year we did not fill it out.

However, it would probably be a good idea for anyone who adopts a child who may possibly have future problems or special needs. So be sure to make some inquiries with your agency or CAS, if they do not volunteer the info.

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by: Anonymous

This is good to know, we are just about to finish our adoption, but will ask about any possible assistance first.

Thanks!

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