Korea Adoption Program: Our Families

This program is open to married couples where both spouses are between the ages of 25-42 at the time of application to Korea; neither spouse may be more than 42 years of age (e.g. have not reached their 43rd birthday) at date of completed application to the Korea program. Age requirements may be more flexible for prospective adoptive parents who are Korean adoptees or of Korean-American heritage. Couples should have no more than 4 other children in the home and be married at least three years. Program open to families in Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, Florida and Rhode Island only. A parent-initiated option is available to those who live in New Jersey.

Family Stories

A Blessing in Disguise
by Kelly C
When I asked my husband, Mell, what he thought about adopting a child, the question caught him quite by surprise.

A Necessary Trip
by Cynthia L
When my husband and I first met I knew there was a possibility we could not have biological children.

Celebrating the Gift of Family
by Tracy H
I always knew I wanted to adopt a child. From the time of my own adolescence - when I thought of my future and the family that would someday be mine - the picture in my mind included both biological and adopted children.

Inspirations In Life
by Maureen R
I can still clearly remember the day nearly seven years ago hen our social worker called to say she had just received information on a three-month-old Korean baby girl.

The Message Board
by Fay P
I never imagined by adopting a little baby from South Korea that I would also be gaining a group of friends for a lifetime.

Shared Joy
Nineteen years ago, after an extended period of progressively more frustrating infertility, Wide Horizons For Children came into our lives.

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