What does ACT mean in FOSTER & ADOPTION

Adoption Care Transportation services typically include providing transportation to appointments, doctor visits, and any other necessary errands related to the adoption process. Services may also include locating safe and appropriate housing for adoptive families, ensuring the medical needs of an adopted child are met, and providing social support for adoptive families.

Adoption Care Transportation services are available to any family who has adopted a child — either domestically or internationally — regardless of whether they were able to cover the costs associated with their adoption on their own or through assistance from an organization like an adoption agency.

The type of support offered by Adoption Care Transportation services varies greatly depending on the family's individual situation but often includes providing information about resources in a particular area as well as emotional support during difficult times in the process.

Your best bet is to contact your local adoption agency or other organizations that specialize in helping adoptive families get started with their journey into parenthood. They'll be able to provide you with resources and advice as well as connect you to providers of Adoption Care Transportation services near you.

: It largely depends on what type of service is needed; however, most providers will require proof of completed home studies before offering assistance with transportation or housing-related needs. It's always best to contact specific providers directly if you have questions about required documentation prior to using their specific service offerings.