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Adoption from Chile
Index
Disclaimer
Key Points
1
General Information About Intercountry Adoption
1.1
Historical Overview
1.2
International Best Practice
1.2.1
International Treaties
1.2.2
Best Interests of the Child
1.2.3
Inherent Risks
1.2.4
Ethics and Moral Issues
1.3
New Zealand and Chile Agreements
1.4
The Plight of Orphans
1.5
Adopted Children - Special Considerations
1.5.1
Medical
1.5.2
Behavioural and Attachment
1.5.3
Culture
1.5.4
Language
1.5.5
Open or Closed Adoption?
1.5.6
The Impact of 'Loss'
1.5.7
Children with Special Needs
1.6
Dual Applications
1.7
Risk and Failures in Intercountry Adoption
2
Information about Chile
3
Information about the children available for adoption
4
Eligibility of Applicants
5
Overview of the process
6
Approximate timeframes involved
7
Approximate costs involved
8
Who will be involved and their roles and responsibilities
9
Post adoption activities and issues
9.1
Searching and Reunion
9.2
Support
9.3
Raising an Intercountry Adopted Child
9.4
Post Placement Reporting
10
Further sources of information and support
11
What you need to do next to adopt from Chile
12
About Compassion for Orphans