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Loving Boys: Did you know that the #1 special need in adoption is being born a boy? So much so that there is little or no wait in most countries to adopt a sweet little boy. Help us get the word out by sharing this video by our friends at Love Without Boundaries. These little guys are so ready to brighten the lives of some lucky parents. Enjoy! --Martha
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Featured Article: Vietnam Adoption Update
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A dry topic? Not if you read between the lines.  In an interesting turn of events, the US Embassy in Vietnam has announced this week a partnership between the US agency USAID, the controversial United Nation Children's Fund (UNICEF) and officials in Vietnam. The cooperation between these 3 entities is wholly unique in the realm of Intercountry child placement.
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 Watch it, Know it, Believe it. The Boy from Baby House 10: To understand why I and so many others fight against institutionalization for children, one must watch this video about a boy from a Russian orphanage.
Eight Babies Wait: The agency Kids to Adopt is working in a new region in Eastern Europe. They have eight children with cleft lip/palate, both boys and girls, most around one year of age and are looking for married couples and single women with a pioneering spirit to go to this region. Interested families should contact Kids To Adopt by email at kidstoadopt@yahoo.com
Korean Adoption Photo Essay Since 1953 over 150,000 Korean  children have been placed with adoptive families overseas. From 1987 to 1997 the yearly average dropped from 8,000 per year to 2,057 and in 2009 there were 1,050 children adopted by families in other countries. Jeanne Modderman turns her lens towards the compelling story of international adoption in Korea.
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| Featured Special Need: Limb Differences |
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The term 'limb differences' is used in reference to the congenital absence or malformation of limbs. Some limb differences may be acquired as the result of an injury or disease that requires amputation.
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