APC meting: The Journey of Open Adoption in Brooklyn Heights

The Adoptive Parents Committee (APC) Meeting

St. Francis College 

180 Remsen Street (between Court St. and Clinton St.)

Brooklyn NY

Doors open 7 pm Orientation for new members Share your journey- for all families

7:30 pm    The Journey of Open Adoption  

Nina Rumbold, Esq, Denise Seidelman, Esq,  Adoption Attorneys and Jennifer Caplan Testa, LCSW, Community Outreach Volunteer,  Friends in Adoption, Adoption Agency

Open adoption provides the opportunity for there to be an ongoing direct relationship between the adopted child and the birth family, according to the comfort level of all involved. Learn about the different types of open adoption from families who have been living this wonderful journey. Plenty of time for questions.

For more information or any questions

212 304 8479

email newyorkcity@adoptiveparents.org

The Adoptive Parents Committee (APC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit parent support group comprised of volunteers dedicated to improving all aspects of adoption and interim (foster) care. APC, the oldest adoptive parent group in North America, was formed in 1955 by a small group of people who shared their adoptive experiences. Today, there are more than 1,500 member families who belong to one of APC's four chapters: Long Island, New York City, New Jersey and the Connecticut/Hudson Region. Some of our members are from Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states throughout the country. 

APC is an advocate for humanitarian improvements in the adoption and foster care system. Our goal is to Let Every Child Eligible For Adoption Become Available for Adoption. APC is also committed to educating the public, the media and its members about current adoption issues.