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Adopting from Russia
Email: info@adoptingfromrussia.com Adopting from Russia provides practical and up-to-date information you need to know to adopt a child from Russia. The motivation for this website is to give others some of that 'second time around' experience even though it is only their first time. Everything you read here is based on the actual experiences of people who have recently adopted from Russia through a variety of adoption agencies. The site is continually updated to provide accurate and current information. Amrex, Inc.
Email: main@amrex.org AMREX, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation that specializes in translation services, foreign research and data processing. AMREX specializes in Russian and Ukrainian adoption documents including court rulings and medical evaluations. AMREX began operation in 1991. A-PARENT-RUSS
Listowner: Cynthia Teeters (cynthia@eeadopt.org)
The A-PARENT-RUSS mailing list is for parents who are either interested in adopting or have adopted children from Russia or from one of the republics that used to be part of the former Soviet Union. Others who are sympathetic to the problems and issues that these parents are facing are also welcome. They currently have over 1,900 members. Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption (FRUA)
Email: FRUAUSA@aol.com Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption (FRUA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit support network for adoptive families with children from the former Soviet Union with chapters throughout the U.S. Our families have found that there is no roadmap to guide new parents of adoptive children from the former Soviet Union, so we've turned to the real experts - other families. (Includes Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary and others). Frank Foundation Child Assistance International
Email: info@frankfoundationcai.org Frank Foundation Child Assistance International (FFCAI) was founded in 1992 in response to the tremendous need of Russian orphans. FFCAI's mission is to provide assistance to children in need throughout the Newly Independent States (NIS) of the former Soviet Union through an extensive orphanage assistance and adoption program. This mandate quickly expanded to include numerous cultural, humanitarian and educational programs that have benefited hundreds of children and youth throughout Russia, Kazakstan and Georgia. iDialect
Email: svetlana@idialect.com iDialect is a small, family-owned translation and adoption support agency, based in Washington DC and in Russia. We currently work with adoption agencies and individual families helping them to translate their adoption documents, but we also have local connections to facilitate travel and living arrangements within Russia. International Medical Clinic Moscow
Email: doctors@com2com.ru This is a western medical clinic in Moscow. They are interested in helping with medical questions involving Russian adoption. Russian Translation Services
Email: info@russian-english-translator.com Russian-English-Translator.com is a professional Russian language provider of medical, legal, technical translation and interpretation services. We can help people with the certified translation, as well as phone interpretation. Back to International Support Main Page Copyright © 1995-2008 by
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