• Adoption in Nebraska
  All children deserve to grow up in a permanent, safe, and stable home environment. When a child cannot be returned to his or her original family, adoption becomes the goal. The goal of adoption is to provide a child with a family that intends to offer a lifetime commitment. Adoption is the means of transferring to a child and parents all the legal rights that they would have if that child had been born to them. The value of adoption is that it provides a child with the basic needs: legal status, social status, and a family of their own. Who should I contact for more information? If you and your family believe you would like to adopt a child with special needs you may contact your local Department of Health and Human Services office, or call the adoption specialist at (402) 471-9331.
  
  
• Adoption Links Worldwide
  Adoption Links Worldwide Staff We believe the adoption process is a partnership between our staff and the Adoptive Parents. We understand that each families journey to their child is unique and a truly amazing process. Our qualified and trained staff is dedicated to support you as you begin this amazing journey, concur the inevitable paperwork, receive that first bit of information about your child, prepare to travel, and assist you as you adjust to the newest member of your family. Serving families and children has become our passion and we look forward to sharing that with you. Established in 1993 and licensed in Nebraska, Adoption Links Worldwide is a member in good standing of: Nebraska Adoption Agencies Association (NAAA) North American Council on Adoptable Children (NACAC) Joint Council on International Children's Services From North America (JCICS)
  
  
• Adoption Resources: Nebraska
  About.Com list of resources and list of information about adoption in Nebraska
  
  
• Adoption Reunion Registry
  IN OUR EFFORTS to locate adoptees who have been placed through Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha or their birth families, we use city directories, public records, obituaries, etc. Because of the increasing numbers of persons who search for birth relatives on Internet registries, Catholic Charities has also established (October 20, 1998) this non-identifying registry for our clients. We list birth facts and birth place in the hope that birth relatives will contact us
  
  
• Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc
  Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. offers adoption services to individuals and couples in Nebraska. Education about adoption issues and preparation for parenting adopted children are fundamental to all adoption opportunities at Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska.
  
  
• NEBRASKA ADOPTION AGENCIES
  List of adoption agencies in Nebraska.
  
  
• NEBRASKA ADOPTION ATTORNEYS
  Lawrence I. Batt 209 S. 19th St., #400 Omaha, NE 68102-1757 (402) 346-2000 Susan Kubert Sapp 1900 Firstier Bldg. Lincoln, NE 68508 (402) 474-6900 Michael C. Washburn 10330 Regency Parkway Dr. Omaha, NE 68114 (402) 397-2200
  
  
• Nebraska Adoption Exchange
  Information and listing for adoption in Nebraska
  
  
• Requirements of Nebraska Law Governing Adoption Reunions
  Nebraska law (section 43-124. revised in 1994) mandates that the Bureau of Vital Statistics shall provide forms to birth parents by which consent can be given to allow the Bureau to release the adopted person’s original birth certificate.
  
  

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