Fiom : Adoption

Source: fiom.nl

Publication date: 4 December 2022

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Fiom offers information, preparation and aftercare in the field of adoption. We provide the mandatory information meetings for prospective adoptive parents that are part of the adoption procedure. We also offer (parenting) support to adoptive parents and adoptees. Caregivers and other professionals can also contact Fiom for consultation and professional development.

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Up-to-date information about adopting

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What you need to know

Cabinet makes intercountry adoption possible again

The adoption procedure step by step

Duration and costs of the adoption procedure

Information pack and adoption application form

Relevant brochures

Books for adoptees

Blogs of adoptive parents

Research

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For professionals

What do you want to know more about?

Adopt a child

I want to adopt a child. What can I expect? How does the adoption procedure work, what does it cost and how long does it take? read more

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Adoptive parents

You are an adoptive parent and would like to know more about attachment, self-image and identity development. Where can I go for help? read more

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For professionals Adoption

In your work you will deal with the theme of adoption. You can go here with questions about methodologies, adoption-specific questions for help and consultation. read more

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The Adoption Services Foundation is Fiom

As of 1 January 2020, the activities of the Adoption Services Foundation have been transferred to the Fiom Foundation. The merger ensures that all knowledge and expertise on distance and adoption in the Netherlands comes together in one organization.

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You adopted a child

Adoptive parents often face different challenges in upbringing than biological parents. You can contact Fiom with questions and for more information.

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Information, consultation and referral

As a (youth) counselor, doctor, teacher or other professional, you probably do not have to deal with requests for help from adoptive families or adoptees on a daily basis. That is why you can rely on our expertise.

Sand in your shoes

Blog

Marieke's adopted toddler is starting to feel more and more secure and now even dares to play in the sandbox at school.

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Second prize

Stéphanie's son talks to her about his biological mother. This topic affects her more than she thought, but she doesn't want to shy away from it.

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Little things strategy

Rebecca finds out that she forgot to schedule a parent's day at school. She immediately panics about how her daughter will react to this.

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Assertive parent

Stéphanie works towards a conversation with her son's teacher about an incident at school. She wonders to what extent she should mention the adoption background and what the effects could be.

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