Why is Lifetime a Facilitation Center and not an Adoption Agency?

Lifetime has purposely chosen to remain an adoption facilitator, despite many offers to merge with an adoption agency or adoption law firm. Our focus is on working with families and birth parents in helping them fulfill their personal goals for the good of the child. This is our one focus and we do it very well.

In the past, we have worked with waiting adoptive families referred from adoption agencies, family law attorneys, attorneys belonging to the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys (AAAA), and other adoption professionals, primarily when they are not getting the birthmother exposure they are seeking. Families are able to use their current home study and their local adoption attorney to complete their adoption. Lifetime Adoption is able to help them connect with a birthmother who matches what they are seeking, and who, in turn, is seeking a family just like them! Finding a birthmother is the hardest part of the adoption, and it is what Lifetime specializes in. Lifetime assists in over 120 adoptions a year, that is over 120 little ones finding the family that God has meant for them!

As an adoption facilitator, we are able to do nationwide birthmother outreach. We are not limited to a certain geographical location, as many adoption agencies are. Our birthparent outreach team takes full advantage of this opportunity, through our nationwide Yellow Pages campaign, our extensive Internet outreach, and by sending Lifetime brochures and materials to clinics, hospitals, and other locations where a birthmother is likely to be.

We are also able to work with families in most every state. This allows us a wider selection of families for birth parents to choose from. Some birth mothers desire their child to live in the mountains or near the ocean. Others may request a rural or urban home. Whatever the request, we know that with our nationwide variety of families, we are able to meet their needs.

We are very good at bringing families together through adoption. We work with birth parents in all 50 states. Birthmothers are able to work with an adoption facilitator regardless of their state.

If you have a question about adoption facilitators in your state, find help at American Adoption Law.