1) Why is it critical to let an adopted child know of his/ her adoption. Adoption defines the child’s identity. Growing up with a false sense of his/her identity will severely impact the child later in life. The child should receive the information from the parents and not ‘by accident’ from an outsider. This would destroy the child’s trust in…
How it started: In March 2014, Ivan and I went on a mission trip together to Iloilo, Philippines. That was the first time we had signed up and served on missions together. This was a medical mission trip, where we had to set up medical posts, blood pressure stations, consultation and dispensary at a few different locations. On our visit…
Growing up, Marcus Khoo often received curious questions from his friends about his background. They wondered why he looked so much darker than his mother. The truth is, Marcus is adopted. “A lot of people ask me if I’m Chinese. By right, I’m supposed to be, but because of my skin colour, they always think that I’m from a different…
BEIJING, China: All the boy with no ears wanted was a family of his own. Airplanes were his favourite thing in all the world to draw – “my mum and dad will come and take me away on a plane,” he’d say, having watched yearningly as all the other children he’d grown up with left with new mummies and daddies.…
Two sets of loving parents and one very loved child share their adoption stories – stories of blessings, life, love and hope. Children are a blessing and having children of your own is a wonderful thing. But for those who find themselves unable to conceive, it doesn’t mean that you’ll never be able to enjoy the fruits of parenthood. There…
When Love Takes You In: Darren and Melanie Soh’s Adoption Story “When love takes you in, everything changes. A miracle starts with the beat of a heart.” – Steven Curtis Chapman Adopting a child is a huge commitment, and a topic that is still considered somewhat sensitive in Singapore today. Who should adopt? When is it a “good time”…
singapore child adoption, adoption lawyer, msf, the process of adopting a child Let’s Talk About Paperwork Dependent’s pass, adoption order, and citizenship. Once you have confirmed the baby, we will conduct a thorough medical checkup in Singapore. Upon receiving the medical results, you can make a final decision to adopt the baby. The following steps to be followed: Apply for…
We will send you photos and family background of the baby. Based on this information, you will then decide whether you want to view the baby. We will arrange for you to view the baby, and give you plenty of time to consider before making a decision. If you view the baby in Vietnam, it’s an exclusive arrangement, and the…
singapore child adoption, legal adoption, adopting a foreign child We can be reached via email, phone call, or WhatsApp. We are happy to have a meeting with you. There is likely to be a queue, so please do contact us early and park your names, so we can contact you once a suitable baby is available. Check out our Facebook…
A Home Study Report (HSR) is a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding the adoption and the circumstances of your family. It also assesses whether you and your spouse are eligible and ready to adopt a child. A Home Study is conducted by professional social service staff from voluntary welfare organisations accredited by MSF. A Home Study Report is required…