Frequently asked questions

No, all our services to expectant and birth mothers are free.

No. Even though it is a difficult choice, making an adoption plan for your child is a loving choice. It reveals your loving heart because you want more for your child than you can currently provide. You are actively involved in making a plan to ensure they remain safe, healthy, and happy.

Our adoptive families must go through an intense screening and interview process before being approved to adopt through New Hope.

No. You have the opportunity to choose how much contact your adoption will have. This is referred to as “openness”. Most commonly, we see women choosing to have letter/picture updates of the child a few times a year, in person visits, or a combination.

Paternal rights varies depending on the situation. We suggest that you contact us to discuss your specific situation.

No, our caseworkers can come to you and meet you at your home or other location in your community.

No, it is not too late! New Hope can facilitate adoptions for children up to age 2.