The States That Have Responded

LISTED IN ORDER OF THE RECEIPT DATE OF THEIR RESPONSES

All of these states below are working with the exception of the following
list.

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The exception is
Maine- Data not added yet from Maine's response

Information on Maine will be added ASAP

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BUT WE DO KNOW THAT MAINE IS MAKING LOTS OF MONEY FROM ADOPTION INCENTIVES

Maine Department of Human Services, Bureau of Child and Family
Services, Augusta, Maine. Over the past decade, Maine's Department
of Human Services (DHS) has more than doubled the number of
finalized adoptions of children from the foster care system. These
adoptions, which averaged 102 annually during the 1990s, reached
223 in 1999. This success is attributed to several factors:
continuing and strengthening partnerships with private sector
adoption agencies; the new "Maine Child Welfare Informational
System," which has enabled the agency to better track and document
the flow of foster children through the continuum of child welfare
system services; and the improved use of technology to increase the
timely delivery of crucial services. To meet the need of support
for more adoptive families, Maine has taken an innovative
leadership role by implementing a child welfare demonstration
project called the Maine Adoption Guides Project. This partnership
with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Casey Family
Services and the University of Southern Maine is a comprehensive
strategy for the delivery of post adoption services, designed to be
replicated by other states and the private sector.

POST ADOPTION SERVICES?

PLEASE ...........they make money from the FED's for every child they feed into the adoption system.

EVERY COURTHOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES

ARKANSAS

OKLAHOMA

PENNSYLVANIA