Adoptivity

Starting today, single women are now once again eligible to adopt from China. The China Center of Adoption Affairs (CCAA) announced yesterday that single women who meet certain criteria may now adopt “Special Focus” children from China. “Special Focus” generally means children who are older, who have been on the list of eligible children for more than two months, and/or who have special needs.
The list of eligibility requirements for prospective adoptive parents is fairly steep, and includes requirements regarding income, age, experience and training with special-needs children, number of children in the household, and more. Disappointingly, homosexual women continue to be excluded. You can read the full list of requirements here.

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