No Pressure. No Judgment. Just Help with Your Unplanned Pregnancy.

Finding yourself in an unexpected pregnancy can be stressful and carry with it a range of emotions.

We want to help you understand all your options because we believe you deserve to be empowered with knowledge so you can make the right choice for you and your baby. 

Where do I start with ado?

No Pressure

Our staff has many years of experience walking with women who are in a similar place, and we want to walk the journey with you, not just during your pregnancy, but for life. You do not have to be alone. We will never pressure you to choose adoption. Instead, you will find someone willing to listen to your thoughts, fears, desires and dreams for the child you are carrying. If adoption is not your choice, we are hopeful we can connect you to needed resources.

No Judgment

If you decide adoption is best for you and your baby, we will help you every step of the way. You will have the opportunity to choose the adoptive family you feel is best for your child and can meet them if you desire. There are many options for open adoption and we can talk through each of them with you. You have the power to make the decisions in the adoption process and we are here to help support and advocate for you.

Just Help

Please know you do not have to make this journey alone. We are here for you and want to support you. We can text, talk on the phone, or meet in person either at our office or at a location that is convenient for you anywhere in the state of Oklahoma. Contact us today by calling or texting (405) 397-3140 or contact us at the button below.”

Resources for Birth Parents

Creating An Adoption Plan With DPA

We know the adoption process can be daunting and you’ll have many questions.  We want you to know that you are the boss of this process and it’s never too late to make an adoption plan.  Check out our step-by-step guide below.  We are happy to meet with you to answer any questions so you can make an informed decision for you and your baby.

Frequently Asked Questions when thinking about adoption.

  • Yes! You tell us what you’re looking for in a family and we will show you profiles of all the families that match your preferences.  You’ll read a letter from them and see pictures of their home and life.  Once you have selected a family, we’ll set up a time for you to meet them in person to make sure you feel comfortable with your decision.  Check out our find a family page to see some of our adoptive families.

  • This is so important to us! All of our families have been through an extensive background check and interview process to make sure they are a safe and healthy family. We look at FBI, state criminal records, sex offender, and child abuse registries. We also get references from friends and family, medical and financial information, employment references, and conduct a home safety inspection.

  • The majority of our families live in Oklahoma, but we have others that live out of state. You can tell us if you prefer a family in or out of state.

  • There is no cost to you for the adoption. Our agency services are provided free of charge. When you make an adoption plan, your medical care and that of the baby are covered as well.

  • Oklahoma requires that the father of the baby be notified about the adoption, but he does not always have to approve of it. We will work with you to address all the legal requirements for the father.

  • This is up to you. You can decide to have a completely confidential adoption where no information is exchanged or you can choose a semi-open or open adoption. All of our adoptive families are willing and ready to have a relationship with you that matches your preferences. A semi-open adoption means you would get pictures and letters from the adoptive families with updates on the child and may also have mediated visits. A fully open adoption means you would have visits without the agency present. Most of our adoptions start out as a semi-open adoption.

  • Yes! You will select a name for the baby’s birth certificate at the hospital. The adoptive family will also choose a name that will be placed on the baby’s amended birth certificate after the adoption is finalized. Your child can request their original birth certificate from the state when they turn 18.

  • Yes! You make all the decisions at the hospital about contact. You can choose to have the baby with you the whole time. Most hospitals will give the adoptive family their own room. You can choose to have the baby be with them or go back and forth between you.

  • This depends on how confidential you want your adoption to be. For those who chose a semi-open or open adoption, a search is not necessary when your child gets older. If you choose to have a closed adoption, it is possible your child may still be able to find you due to DNA testing available today. Our agency will take all steps available to help protect your identity.

Still Have Questions or Need Support?

We are here for you and want to support you. We can text, talk on the phone, or meet in person either at our office or at a location that is convenient for you anywhere in the state of Oklahoma. Contact us today by calling or texting (405) 397-3140 or by filling out the confidential form.