Pathways to Permanence 2: This is a 24-hour course for adoptive families parenting children who have experienced trauma and loss. We strongly recommend this course for all adoptive parents.
Employee Benefits: Some benefit packages include coverage for counselling by social workers or possibly even adoption expenses. As I am a registered social worker, you may be able to submit a claim for renumeration.
Adoption Tax Credit: You are able to claim eligible adoption expenses incurred when you adopt a child who is under 18 at the time. You may only submit the claim however in the year the adoption is completed. The maximum claim for each child is $16,729 as of 2025.
Ontario Permanency Funding: Domestic and kinship adoptions may be eligible for this funding. Please ask the children's worker or review this site.
Parental Leave Benefits: You may be eligible for this entitlement of 35 weeks which can be taken by either one or both of you.
A Child Waits Foundation: A website where adoptive families can apply to receive grants for both domestic and intercountry adoption. Open to both Canadian and American citizens.
Books
This is a resource only. A listing on this page does not necessarily imply that a particular book is being recommended or that all content in books is aligned with current adoption practices and beliefs within Ontario.
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