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Adopt Birmingham is proud to support Big Adoption Day 2026 on Wednesday 21 January, a nationwide initiative to promote adoption as a permanency option for some of our most vulnerable children.

Adopt Birmingham, has been recognised for its outstanding work in finding stable and safe homes for children, with Ofsted inspectors praising the agency's child centred approach.

More families are urged to come forward during National Adoption Week to offer children in care a stable future.

Adoption agencies across the UK have joined forces to find more adoptive parents for children of Black, Asian and other diverse ethnicities who are waiting for a family.

We're excited to share the wonderful improvements Adopt Birmingham has been making to its Post-Adoption Contact services.

Change lives in 2025 through adoption or fostering, campaign calls for community to explore both routes to building their families.

National Adoption Week highlights the diversity of adoption journeys today, and the significant people who are there to navigate the path.

Adopt Birmingham has joined an elephant-themed art trail, made up of over 70 sculptures showcased across the West Midlands.

For the first time in recent years, there are now more children in need of adoption than those coming forward to adopt.

For the first time, colleagues and volunteers from Adopt Birmingham marched alongside thousands of others in the city's annual Pride Parade on Saturday 25 March.

Starting your adoption journey is a big decision, filled with anticipation, hope, and a desire to provide a loving home for a child. At Adopt Birmingham, we understand the importance of guiding prospective adoptive parents through every step of the process, from initial enquiries to post-adoption support.

When most people think about adoption, they often picture bringing home a tiny baby. However, there are many wonderful reasons to consider adopting an older child, particularly those over the age of three.