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General information : Background of the Intercountry Adoption Board, The implementation of the inter-country adoption program under the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) dates back to the late 60’s. The ICAB is the agency of the National Government mandated to act as the Central Authority in matters relating to the inter-country adoption of Filipino children and the policy making body for purposes of carrying out the provisions of the Inter-Country Adoption Act of 1995 (Republic Act 8043).

State Department and the Christian Alliance for Orphans.Inter-Country Adoption Act of 1995 (Republic Act 8043). Other good adoption resources include the Inter-Country Adoption Board of the Philippines, the U.S.

Ask your adoption agency to view the most recent list. The eligible children are typically 8 years old and above, are part of a sibling group, or have a special developmental need of some kind. This is a list sent out to adoption agencies each month with children who are eligible for matching. The Philippines government also has a process called "Special Home Finding". The expected length of wait fluctuates, usually between 2 and 4 years, and the current length of wait is a great question to ask your agency. Those who are interested in adopting infants and toddlers will be placed on a waiting list, as there are many others interested in young children. Adoptive families must be less than 46 years old to adopt an infant or toddler.Families with 3 or more children are not usually referred children under the age of 6 years, unless it is a sibling group with older and younger children.There must be a minimum of 16 years between the adopting parent and the child to be adopted.One previous divorce per person is allowed.

If there has been a divorce, the couple must be married a minimum of 5 years.

Married couples must be married a minimum of 3 years.

Single applicants will only be considered for children 6 years old and above "with minor correctable medical conditions or negative behavior."

The Philippine adoption program is largely limited to married couples.

The Philippine government (ICAB) includes a list of some agencies on their website and an organization called Loving Shepherd Ministries has a great deal of adoption information, including information on agencies for adoptive families in the US. The best first step is to find an agency you might like to work with.

We work with the Philippine government, who works with adoption agencies in the U.S., Canada and all over the world, and those agencies then work with families like yours. They are the legal authority on adoption and, for the protection of children, limit us in establishing direct relationships with prospective adoptive families. When it comes to our children being placed in permanent homes we work with the Inter-Country Adoption Board of the Philippines. We exist to serve the children in Cebu and to provide them with a loving home and excellent education. It's important to clarify that CSC is not the contact point for those interested in adoption. We are excited you are considering the Philippines! Thank you for your desire to provide a loving home to a child.