More minority families needed to adopt or foster children in Texas

Monday, November 13, 2017
If you have ever considered adopting children, the need is great in Texas.

Maristel Aguilar, a child-focused adoption recruiter with Arms Wide Adoption Services, told ¡Viva Houston! now more than ever, the state needs more people to consider adoption or becoming foster parents, especially minority families.
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According to the Texas Department of Family Protective Services, of the 5,700 child adoptions finalized during 2015:
  • 44% were Hispanic
  • 31% were white
  • 17% were African American

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Since November is National Adoption Month, this is a great time to learn more.

The Arms Wide Adoption Services website has information and resources about adopting in Texas at www.armswideadoption.org.

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