Resources for Adoptees

Supporting adoptees is a fundamental aspect of building a compassionate and inclusive society. Adoptees, regardless of their age or background, deserve understanding, acceptance, and assistance in navigating the unique challenges that adoption can bring. By providing adoptees with emotional support and access to information about their birth families, heritage, and cultural roots, we help them forge a sense of identity and belonging. It's crucial to acknowledge that adoption is not just a legal transaction but a profound life experience that can shape an individual's sense of self. By offering adoptees the resources and support they need to explore their own narrative, we empower them to embrace their history while building a brighter future. In doing so, we foster a society that values every individual's journey and celebrates the diversity of family structures.

Here's a list of online resources for adoptees that offer support, information, and assistance in various aspects of their adoption journey:


Adoptee Rights Law Center
Provides information and resources related to adoptee rights, including access to birth records and legal advocacy

American Adoption Congress
Offers resources, support, and advocacy for adoptees seeking information about their birth families and histories

Adopted.com
A search and reunion registry where adoptees can connect with birth family members and access adoption-related resources.

National Council for Adoption Resources for Adopted Persons

Gladney Center for Adoption Resources for Adoptees

American Adoption Support and Resources


These online resources can provide valuable support, information, and a sense of community for adoptees as they explore their adoption journey and seek to connect with their birth families or fellow adoptees. Please note that the availability and quality of resources may vary, so it's a good idea to explore these websites and communities to find the ones that best align with your needs and preferences.