Showing posts with label Waiting Siblings in CO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waiting Siblings in CO. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS - IS A FAMILY!!!!

Oh my goodness - These siblings are absolutely precious. They are waiting for YOU!!

Okay, no pressure really. Please pray for Delfino (5 years old), Serenity (4 years old) and Jacob (almost 2) as they wait!!! Share their information with your family and friends. You just might be the connection they need to finding their family. :)

Here is a brief profile that their case worker wrote about them:

Meet this wonderful sibling group! There is Delfino, who is the big brother; Serenity, the middle child; and Jacob, the youngest. Delfino has tons of energy. He has made a lot of progress since coming into care. Playing with other kids and trusting adults are two things he has been learning. Talkative and curious, Delfino needs reinforcement from parental figures and would be very happy to have two parents who love him. This little guy loves to eat spicy foods. Serenityis also progressing well. She can be very charming and follows directions with ease. Active and talkative, this lass loves her baby dolls and giving hugs. Jacob, youngest of the group, is an appealing, active child. He is happy being held and wants plenty of attention. Jacob needs patient and structured parents who can help him reach his potential. He is a very curious and strong-willed toddler.

You can contact the Adoption Exchange for more information. 303-755-4756

Their case numbers are:
9745, 9746, 9747

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Extraordinary Families needed!!!!!

You may have read the above title and immediately thought to yourself, "extraordinary, that's not me". I disagree.
If you are reading this post you want to know what you can do to make a difference in the life of a child. THAT MAKES YOU EXTRAORDINARY!!
These two sibling groups need a family. They need someone who will show up at their school programs, attend their sporting events, help them with their homework and show them that family IS forever, no matter how challenging some days can be. :)

Please contact The Colorado Adoption Exchange at 303-755-4756 for more information about these kids or other kids who are waiting in Colorado to be matched with their forever family.


Blaize - 6th grade 9638
Emmerry - 7th grade 9639
Keegan - 8th grade 9640
Merrick - 8th grade 9641
Merren - 9th grade 9642
Skelar - 4th grade 9643

Isaiah - 3rd grade 9149
Moniquie - 5th grade 9150
Shadasia - 12th grade 9151

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Colorado Siblings need a Family

Oh my - the personality of these kids just jumps out of the picture!! They are precious and in desperate need of a forever family.

Would you please prayerfully consider opening your heart and home to them? :)

Here is a brief profile that their caseworker wrote:

These precious siblings would like be together in their forever family! Rose is very much into "girl things" and likes to read. She is also a writer and is doing a great job writing a book! Smart and sensitive, this preteen is very caring and helpful with Dacoda, her little brother's needs. In the fifth grade, Rose thinks things through and takes time to consider others. She benefits from physical, speech and occupational therapies. George, like his sister, is also bright and sensitive. Reading, football, cars and playing outside are his interests. When it comes to food, he'll eat anything and everything - in large quantities! This wonderful fourth grader wants to be part of a loving family and would thrive on activities that encourage sportsmanship and teamwork. Youngest child Dacoda is a happy, smiling people-lover who likes to be around others. He is interested in SpongeBob, cars and Power Rangers. Fun and charming, this kindergartener gets along well with both adults and kids. He is good at engaging others and likes to be moving, especially outside. Dacoda utilizes a wheelchair and walkers for his cerebral palsy and is really motivated to be mobile! He has made amazing progress and continues to improve weekly. He benefits from physical, speech and occupational therapies and will soon be in a regular classroom. Talkative and busy, he charms everyone he meets. Dacoda may not be able to live independently as an adult, but he can have a wonderful life! The caseworker prefers a family who speaks both English and Spanish; however, all family types will be considered. George needs a strong male role model and a patient, nurturing home. Rose would do well with a caring mother figure. She says she would like to have additional siblings to play with! Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services.

For more information contact the Adoption Exchange at: 303-755-4756

Rose - 5th grade - born 11/1999 Case #9592
George - 4th grade - born 4/2001 Case # 9591
Dacoda - Kindergarten - born 4/2005 Case # 9590

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Colorado Siblings need a family

8 year old Talia, 5 year old Aiden and 3 year old Zachary need a family - could it be your family?
Here is a brief profile that was written by their caseworker:

This sibling trio will capture your heart. First in line is Talia the soft spoken older sister. This endearing lass draws others to her. Reading, coloring and playing with dolls is where she finds joy. As a friend of animals, this sweet gal loves all critters. Listening to music while playing dress-up is the best activity. In the second grade Talia does very well. With her pleasant personality she is well liked by her teachers and peers. She currently benefits from counseling, which will need to continue after placement. Here comes Aiden, the sweet and loving middle child. Very active, this fellow enjoys playing with animals and his toy cars. With his mellow demeanor this kiddo helps out wherever he is. Though shy at first, Aiden opens up and is very friendly; he gets along well with other children. He is not in school yet. Little Zachary is sweet and even-tempered. Even though he has asthma, he doesn't let it keep him from being active and climbing. Building tools or playing with blocks are on the top of his list. This tyke loves animals, but is allergic to most. Very helpful, delightful Zachary has fun with other children and gets along with adults too. He is allergic to peanuts, eggs and powder cheese, but this doesn't hinder his growing love of food. These children would like to maintain contact with their grandmother. Their caseworker prefers a two-parent family; however, all family types will be considered. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. We only accept inquiries on the entire sibling group, who will be placed together. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.

For additional information contact The Adoption Exchange at 303-755-4756. Their case #'s are: 9570, 9571,9572

Please pray for them as they wait to meet their forever family!! Prayer changes things and it will definitely have an impact in the lives of these siblings. :)




Monday, December 27, 2010

Colorado Siblings need a Family

As 2010 ends these siblings are waiting to be matched with their forever family.
Please pray and share their information with your friends and family. For more information about these children please contact The Adoption Exchange at: 303-755-4756 :)

This sibling group of three is waiting for an understanding family to welcome them into their home! Tyler, who likes to be called "JT," is the oldest brother and has big plans for his permanent home! Being part of family who lives on a farm or can create the opportunity to be around horses or other farm animals would be his ideal situation. If not riding horses, he would love a family who likes to ride motor scooters and spend time outdoors. Playing basketball or riding his bicycle are two other ways he soaks up sunshine. Shopping for clothes at the mall with friends or family is fun for him, and he gets along nicely with younger and older children alike. In the fifth grade, JT does well in school and benefits from an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). In the last few years, he’s been on a streak of making impressive, positive strides in his life. Middle sister Aubrey is a bright and active child who continues to believe that there is a perfect, permanent home waiting for her. The swing set is where she has the most fun, unless she’s playing in her fort or with her little brother. As a full-time kindergartner, Aubrey does well in school and is very intelligent. She benefits from speech therapy, which will need to continue after placement. Last but not least is Keegan, the baby of the group, who is happy, playful, active and ready to bond with a new family. His favorite outdoor playmate is his sister Aubrey, but in a pinch he can entertain himself with a ball. Even though he can be a little shy around strangers, he will warm up quickly to play with other children and maybe even include you in his games. Not quite old enough for school yet, Keegan is quite content just to explore his world. JT and Aubrey attend counseling, which will need to continue after placement. Their case worker would prefer to place them in a two-parent home with a family who is committed, patient and loving; however, all family types will be considered. We only accept inquiries on the entire sibling group, who will be placed together. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.
If you are looking to fill your home with fun and adventure, Tayrome and Tayshawn will be the perfect addition to your family! Tayrome is a fun-loving guy who is active and athletic. Curious and inquisitive, he has never been introduced to an activity that he did not enjoy. Playing sports, fishing and gardening are favored activities and he loves animals. Tayrome is in the sixth grade and is doing well. Tayshawn, like his brother, is active and athletic and likes lots of hugs! His curious and inquisitive nature makes him fun to be around, as he is up for any new activity. This dynamic guy especially likes to spend his time playing sports, fishing, and gardening. Animals are of interest as well, and he enjoys taking things apart to see how they work. A fourth grader, he would thrive with parents who will support him academically. Most boys are afraid of eating anything green, but these awesome kids like to eat their veggies! They are nice, well-mannered and soft-spoken guys who like to figure out how things work and to be involved in adult conversation. Both boys get along well with their peers and have lots of friends. Currently Tayrome and Tayshawn benefit from counseling, which may need to continue after placement. They have a younger sister with whom they will need to maintain contact. Tayrome and Tayshawn need a forever family who is loving, helpful, structured and affectionate. Their caseworker prefers a two-parent family without a lot of other children, so that they will receive extra attention; however, all family types will be considered. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.

Friday, October 22, 2010

These Sisters in CO need a Family!!!


Delia and Sophie are sisters right here in CO that are waiting to be matched with their forever family. Could it be you or do you know someone that you can share their information with?

Delia was born in Oct. 1999, Sophie was born in Oct. 2001. Please pray for them as they wait.

Here is a brief profile written by their case worker:

Are you the lucky family who can welcome these delightful sisters? Meet Delia and Sophie, a perfect pair who complement each other well. Social butterfly Delia might just fly into your heart! She is a natural leader who likes having many friends. In fifth grade, Delia is very bright and gets good grades. She likes to work hard and actually asks for schoolwork! Eager to please, this sensitive gal would make a great addition to any family. Sophie is a budding artist who just might give you some artwork or a craft she has created! This sweet third grader does especially well with one-on-one interactions, and is working hard every day to become a better reader. Sophie has an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) in school and participates in speech therapy. Both girls benefit from counseling, which might need to continue following placement. Their caseworker prefers a two-parent or single-female family; however, all family types will be considered. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.

For more information please contact the Adoption Exchange at 1-800-451-5246

:)



Monday, June 28, 2010

These sisters need YOU!!!


Name: Dame'a W
Child ID: 8423
State: CO
Birthday: 10/2001
Grade in school: 3
Special Interests:Cheerleading, gymnastics, dancing
Ethnicity: African American/Black
Listed On: 6/2010

Sibling Name: Kevonda W
Child ID: 8424
State: CO
Birthday: 6/2000
Grade in school: 5
Special Interests: Gymnastics, dancing, music
Ethnicity: African American/Black
Listed On: 6/2010


Look at those smiles!!!!! Dame'a and Kevona need a family to open up their hearts and home to give them a forever family - Could that be you?
Contact the Adoption Exchange at: 303-755-4756 for more information. :)


Kevonda and Dame’a will have you turning cartwheels for joy as they dance their way right into your heart! The older of the pair, Kevonda is a great leader/teacher in the making. She excels at gymnastics, and enjoys music and dancing. Kevonda is in fifth grade where she benefits from an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). Many activities interest Dame'a; this bright girl is especially fond of gymnastics, cheerleading, and dancing. She is in the third grade and benefits from an IEP. These sisters thrive on structure and benefit from counseling, which may need to continue following placement. Their caseworker prefers a two-parent or single-female family; however, all family types will be considered. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

CO Brothers need a family!!


These brothers need a forever family. Please pray that they are united with their forever family very soon. Also, pray that they feel God's hand of protection in their lives while they wait. :)

Andrew is in the 5th grade and Chandler is in 2nd grade. Contact the Adoption Exchange for more information at: 303-755-4756

Here is a brief description of Andrew and Chandler:

Meet Andrew and Chandler. These two charming boys will have you playing outside with them in no time! Andrew enjoys listening to music, being outside, playing video games, watching TV, talking to adults and even vacuuming! Move aside weather reporters; learning about the weather is one of this guy's favorite things. Andrew loves attention and gets along well with adults. He is in the fifth grade and is an inquisitive youngster. In addition to his love for the outdoors, Chandler enjoys riding his bike, rough-housing and playing most sports. This organized kiddo is fun-loving, likes to be busy, and prefers having a plan for his day. Chandler is in second grade and is doing well academically. He has a great sense of humor and gets along well with peers and adults at school. Chandler is currently involved in equine therapy and enjoys it. Both boys are in counseling, which will need to continue after placement. They would like to maintain contact with their foster parents. Their caseworker prefers a two-parent family; however, all family types will be considered. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together.

Friday, April 9, 2010

Brother and Sister need a family!

This incredible sibling duo would like to grow up together! Joseph is a thoughtful and kind preteen who loves sports of any kind! He wants to play them all but has not had the opportunity thus far. Gentle with pets and animals, he is also protective of his little sister. Joseph likes to play his electric guitar and is learning different songs on his own. Fifth grade is going well for him, as he is a good student and well liked by his peers. He would do best in a family who can give him time to play sports and excel in his many strengths Sister Harmoney is a sweet little girl who has a mind of her own. She believes she is a girly-girl and is proud of it! Pink is her favorite color. Singing is a treasured activity and she has talent. Harmoney likes animals and is good with them. She can often be found playing with her friends and other children her age. In the first grade, she has made so much improvement that the school has said she no longer needs her IEP (Individualized Education Plan). A mom and dad who can give her time and positive direction would be great for Harmoney. Both children benefit from counseling, which will need to continue after placement. The caseworker prefers a two-parent Colorado home; however, all family types will be considered. Joseph and Harmoney would like to maintain contact with a grandmother and a brother. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together.

Joseph is in the 5th grade and Harmoney is in 1st grade. Can't you just see your family with these two precious children?
Call the Adoption Exchange for more information at 303-755-4756.
Joseph's ID number is 9047 and Harmoney is 9046
Please pray for Joseph and Harmoney as they wait for their family and pray for their forever family to have amazing peace as they step forward in obedience to open their hearts and home.
Happy Friday!! :)

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Sibling Group of three are waiting for a family to say YES!!!


These siblings need a forever family!!! Please pray for them as they wait and pray for their forever family to be united with them soon.

Here is a brief description:
Some fortunate family will be filled with happiness when they make Kyla, Faith and Camden part of their lives! These three kiddos are full of energy and active, yet all of them have a sensitive, thoughtful and caring side to them. The oldest, Kyla, loves Hannah Montana and she can dance up a storm! Making crafts is a favorite pastime of hers, so all she needs is a pair of scissors, paper, crayons and glue, to be content. Girly things make her smile! She plays the clarinet in the school band, and she likes to help around the house. Now that’s a plus in any home. In the fourth grade, Kyla is a good student who receives As and Bs. Sweet, quiet, delightful and cooperative are just a few words that have been used to describe younger sister Faith. With a great imagination, she likes to play with Barbies, and playing dress-up completes a terrific day! Games are tops on her list, and because she makes friends very easily, there is always someone around to join her. Someday Faith would like to run track or participate in a sport. In the first grade, she does well in school. Camden, the only boy of the group and the youngest, is active, healthy and excels in anything athletic. Football is his favorite sport and someday he would like to be a professional athlete. He has been described as having all the right dance moves! In kindergarten, his favorite time of the day is recess, or when the teacher is reading out loud to the class. He loves one-on-one attention, especially from a male role model, and is affectionate and kind. Video games and watching SpongeBob on TV will keep him happy for a long time! This incredible trio of kids would do best in a home without dogs or cats because of allergies. They would like to remain in contact with their aunt. Their caseworker will accept inquiries from all family types. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related costs. All of the children benefit from counseling, which will need to continue after placement. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so. We only accept inquiries on the entire sibling group, who will be placed together.

Contact the Adoption Exchange for more information at: 303-755-4756
Camden is 6, Faith is 7 and Kyla is 10 - Their ID#'s are: 9026,9027 and 9028

Each and every child deserves the love and protection that only a family can provide.
:)


Thursday, February 11, 2010

Brothers in CO need a forever family!

Aren't these young men adorable? They need a forever family to open their hearts and home. Please pray for them and share their information with families you think might be interested. You just never know!!! Contact the Adoption Exchange at 303-755-4756 for more information. :)

These brothers are a great pair to complete your family! Jalear is one great kid! He can be found playing a variety of sports including his favorites, football and t-ball. Jalear is big on playing outside with his friends. He is in first grade and likes to read and being read to. Jacari is a very active little guy. On nice days you will find him riding his scooter. Being read to is a favorite pastime and he is now in preschool. He is healthy and has a happy disposition. Jalear and Jacari both benefit from counseling, which will need to continue after placement. Their caseworker would like these brothers to be placed with a two-parent family or a single male; however, all family types will be considered. They would thrive with an experienced family who can provide patience, structure and a nurturing environment. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together.

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Colorado Siblings need a Family

Could you be their family? Or maybe you know someone to share their information with. Please pray that they find their forever family soon!!! :)







Contact The Adoption Exchange for more information at 303-755-4756

Name: Brianna F
Child ID: 8749
State: CO
Birthday: 12/1998
Grade in school: 4
Special Interests: Music, sports
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Listed On: 11/2009

Sibling Name: Deja B
Child ID: 8750
State: CO
Birthday: 5/1996
Grade in school: 7
Special Interests: Sports, hanging out with friends
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Listed On: 11/2009

Sibling Name: Elijah F
Child ID: 8751
State: CO
Birthday: 4/2000
Grade in school: 3
Special Interests: Playing outside, sports
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Listed On: 11/2009

Name: Brianna F
Profile: Need some action and excitement in your life? This sibling group of three is just your answer! Deja, Brianna, and Elijah are fun and full of energy. They are looking for a forever family who will keep them together and support them into adulthood! Do you think beautiful fingernails and sports can't mix? You haven't met Deja. She enjoys doing her hair and nails and spending time with others. She also stays active by playing sports. With so many interests, it is no wonder she is social and gets along with others beautifully! Deja is in the seventh grade and doing well in school. She is close with her current foster parents and would like to get to know potential adoptive parents before deciding that they are the family for her. Brianna is an energetic girl who describes herself as a tomboy. She relishes playing sports and being outside. Listening to music and spending time with her foster parents are two other things you can find Brianna enjoying. In the fourth grade, Brianna benefits from an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and does well when interacting with others. The only boy of the group, Elijah, is very active and likes to spend time outdoors and playing sports. He is affectionate and thrives on individual attention and love. In the third grade, Elijah will soon be tested to determine if he currently has a need for an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). All three children benefit from counseling, which will need to continue after placement. Each of the children have relationships, especially with their siblings, that they want to maintain in the future. The caseworker only accepts inquiries on the entire sibling group, who will be placed together. All family types will be considered. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. For Colorado children, both homestudied and non-homestudied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only homestudied families from other states should do so.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Colorado Sisters Need a Family

Name: Cecilia G
Child ID: 8718
State: CO
Birthday: 5/2003
Grade in school: 1
Special Interests: Biking, coloring
Ethnicity: Hispanic
Listed On: 11/2009

Sibling Name: Milinda G
Child ID: 8719
State: CO
Birthday: 5/2001
Grade in school: 2
Special Interests: Giving hugs, helping others
Ethnicity: Hispanic
Listed On: 11/2009

These sisters are precious. For those of you who know me, know that I have a soft spot in my heart for kids with Down Syndrome. Our youngest daughter Zinnia has DS. We are blessed. :)

For more information contact:

Colorado Adoption Exchange

303-755-4756


Name: Cecilia G
Profile: Milinda is an active and engaging youngster who loves to give hugs. She is in the second grade and does well in her self-contained classroom, although her outgoing personality has helped her make friends in regular classes in the school. Assisting her friends and teachers around the classroom is what she does best. Last year she even won an award at her school! She is working on becoming more independent and expressing herself; she continues to work on her spoken language abilities as well as learning sign language. Milinda has Down Syndrome and it is not known whether she will be able to live independently as an adult. Younger sister Cecilia loves to play and be silly! She can often be found playing outside on her bike, or coloring her favorite pictures with her friends and sister. She does well in her first grade classroom where her teacher calls her a "wonderful little girl." Her natural curiosity and great memory for details helps Cecilia with her creative projects. She loves one-on-one attention and will reward you with lots of smiles and laughs. Milinda participates in speech and occupational therapies at school, and Cecilia benefits from counseling. These therapies might need to be continued after they have been placed in their adoptive home. The caseworker would like the girls to be adopted by a couple; however, all family types will be considered. The girls need to maintain contact with another sister. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services. We only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together. For Colorado children, both home-studied and non-home-studied Colorado families are encouraged to inquire; only home-studied families from other states should do so.