Children in Colombia Need Families

Colombia is home to more than 9,000 children who don’t have a permanent family to call their own. These kids want what every kid wants: love. But while domestic adoption is becoming more common in Colombia, there is still a tremendous need for families to adopt internationally. In this video, Colombia adoption coordinator Carolina Moreno shares about the need for families to adopt - and what it’s like to see children be united with loving families through adoption. Contact us at [e-mail] to learn more about adopting through Holt’s Colombia program!

[@sarahgowens7652]

Holt, I have to say, this is misleading. Currently in the adoption process, my husband and I were declined for Colombia specifically because we weren’t flexible enough with our special needs, even though we checked several boxes on the SN list. Colombia is opening up domestically and unless you are open to more severe special needs, Colombian adoption is becoming trickier. This is by no means meant to discourage anyone from adopting, but as an adoptive mom myself, it really does help to have the facts up front as the adoption process is no joke.

[@abbieprice3430]

I would love to adopt from Colombia 🇨🇴 someday! One of the reasons is because I can speak some Spanish, a language that I’ve been learning since I was 5 years old! Also adopting a sibling group from there would be interesting too!

[@sparklestcyr6877]

The process it overwhelming. My advice as an adoption mom, consult a family or a single mom who wishes to give. Talk it through they will give consent to travel and required documentations for such. I have both my kids one from Colombia 🧒 and a son from Ukraine. Both were newborns.

[@lillougg2376]

Je voudrais savoir comment adopter en Colombie .

[@fn8382]

i am singel , i was adopted from colombia. what is the rules to adopt a child , since i am singel , i am 33 years i have stable job. i am alone. whats the rules thank you. i live in norway-