South Carolina's Trusted Partner for Newborn Adoption

Yes! Many single parents have successfully adopted through our agency. If you're 25 or older and living in a stable, secure home, we'll help you bring your baby home, often within the same timeframe as couples.

You need to be at least 25 years old, complete a home study, and pass background checks. But you don't need to worry about the details. Our team breaks everything into easy-to-manage steps and supports you at every point. If you have a safe, stable home and room in your heart for a child, we can help you qualify.

This is a common worry, but in South Carolina, birth mothers can sign consent forms 24 hours after birth, and once signed, consent is typically final. This gives you more certainty early in the process. While no adoption is guaranteed until finalized, South Carolina's laws provide more security than many other states.

Not at all! With bases like Fort Jackson and Parris Island nearby, we have special experience helping military families adopt in South Carolina.

We understand deployment schedules and relocation concerns, creating flexible plans that work with military life. Many of our successful adoptions are with military families.

You can start your adoption journey today. Your first step is a simple conversation with our team to answer your questions and help you understand how adoption works in South Carolina. Many families start their paperwork the same week they first call us. The sooner you begin, the sooner you'll hold your baby.

Most of our South Carolina families welcome their baby within 13-16 months after partnering with us. That's much faster than the national average of 2-7 years. We work hard to find the right match while keeping your wait as short as possible.

Most families use a combination of savings, the federal adoption tax credit ($15,950), employer benefits, and sometimes grants or loans. Our team will help you understand all your options and find resources you might not know about. We've helped families from all income levels successfully adopt.

That's something you help to decide. Some families share photos and updates, while others have more regular contact. We help both you and the birth family find a comfortable level of communication that works for everyone. You'll never have to navigate these relationships alone.

A home study is simply a review to make sure your home is safe for a child. Many families worry about this step, but our South Carolina families tell us it was much easier than they expected.

Home studies take about 60-90 days and include home visits and interviews. We'll connect you with approved providers and help you prepare — no surprises here.

Unlike many agencies where you might wait an average of 2-7 years, our South Carolina families typically wait just 13-16 months. We were founded by adoptive mothers who experienced the process firsthand and created a better way.

Our local connections throughout South Carolina, personal approach, and higher birth mother outreach result in faster, smoother adoptions for families like yours.