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My book, Daughter of China, described some true, horrific scenes of neglect and malnutrition in one of China’s state run orphanages. While a few improvements have been made in select orphanages, the need for adopting parents has only increased in the last ten years. If you are considering adopting a child from China, I would like to refer you to my friends from Life Outreach International ( www.lifetoday.org ) who are currently building an orphanage in China and can recommend some reputable adoption agencies.
A large number of healthy infants are available for adoption from China, and the Chinese adoption program has received extensive praise from the U.S. government. Although the process does take 12 to 14 months, it is well worth the time and effort. LIFE does not provide direct assistance in the adoption process nor can LIFE recommend a specific adoption agency. We can, however, refer you to these agencies for more information:
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