How our adoption program works for adopting couples ...

ANA Adoptions (ANA) is a small but compassionate and caring adoption agency licensed in the State of Pennsylvania. We provide services to women of all ages and from all walks of life who are faced with an unexpected pregnancy. Our program also provides a comprehensive outreach program to assist these women in locating a couple or family for their unborn child.

ANA offers an advertising/networking program designed to assist couples contemplating adoption. We advertise nationwide in daily and weekly publications that are delivered free of charge to homes throughout the country. We monitor all publications to insure that our ads produce positive results. In addition to our advertising program, we also network for you when we become aware of mothers seeking a family for her child through our professional contacts throughout the country. We are available to speak at schools, pregnancy crisis centers and maternity homes. We meet with many social service providers in the community to make them aware of our agency’s program. Our number one goal is to connect families.

ANA reaches out to pregnant women across the country, advising that we have numerous couples from whom they may select a family for their child. Our toll free number is answered twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, with compassion and understanding. Immediately after receiving a call from a woman contemplating adoption, profile books of couples in our program are sent to her over night. She can then read about you and view your pictures in the privacy of her home. She then decides if you or one of our other families might be the right family for her child. We work with no more than 20 couples at any time so everyone in our program receives optimum exposure. We only provide services to Adoptive Couples residing in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.

The majority of couples working with ANA Adoptions have been matched within a nine month period of time. Most couples, once selected by a birthmother, communicate through telephone conversations and have the opportunity to meet this courageous woman prior to the birth of the baby. This familiarity has proven to insure a feeling of comfort and security on the part of both adoptive parents and birthparents. Perhaps the most important aspect of this communication process allows you, the adoptive parents, to actively and positively share in the arrival of your son or daughter.