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Morocco Adoption Program Information – Webinars for Interested Families
Join us for a no-obligation, live webinar to learn about adopting from Morocco through New Beginnings Family & Children’s Services. The webinar will provide details about the Morocco adoption process–eligibility, timing of the program, cost, and an understanding of the children we are serving. You will also have an opportunity to interact with program staff directly and ask them questions.
Assistance for the Pattaya Orphanage
Due to COVID-19, Ms. Saowanee Panaram and the organizers have told us they are skipping our 10th annual Thai Benefit Dinner in 2020. They look forward to resuming in August 2021 when the pandemic situation is mitigated. Because of the pandemic, the Pattaya Orphanage...
Morocco Receives Assistance from Generous Donors
Around the third week of April, New Beginnings put a call-out to our friends and families of Morocco highlighting the current needs of children in institutionalized care amidst the COVID-19 crisis. We requested families to donate as they were able, and the result was overwhelmingly generous.
Help Finance Your International Adoption With Grants And Loans
When looking for financial assistance to help reduce the cost of international adoption, many organizations that can help. Knowing a little about the types of aid and what you need to apply can make this process easier and more successful. Adoption Grants Adoption...
Korean Adoption Story – Meeting Our Son For The First Time During Covid-19 Crisis
Traveling during the Covid-19 crisis in Korea, a New Beginnings family recently came home with their child. They were kind enough to share these videos of their first and second trips in Korea. Their story is heartwarming and compassionate. It was very realistic about...
COVID-19 Prevention Fundraiser for Morocco
Morocco has closed all travel indefinitely and is enforcing strict quarantine rules. The restrictions prevent staff from traveling to and from their homes. A few caregivers and support staff now live in the orphanage away from their own families.