How to get Family Helper

Since 1990 Canada's national adoption publication has helped people adopt domestically and internationally. First titled Adoption Helper, it became Family Helper in 2003.

You may order any of the editions listed below. Just print this form, fill it in and mail with your cheque to: Box 1353, Southampton, Ont. N0H 2L0 Canada.

    Discount ... Choose any four or more editions and pay $9 each.

Editions you may order           [For editions on post-adoption, see Post-adoption Helper]

GENERAL				INTERNATIONAL  ADOPTION
		#50 ($12)   The Essential Adoption Resource Book The ultimate list: best resources for 25 topics, both before and after adopting. Web sites, email lists, agencies, doctors/clinics, support groups, magazines, books ... for those adopting domestically or internationally, dealing with special needs, or raising adopted children. Includes a guide on how to judge a web site.     ISBN 978-0-9733470-9-8				#49 ($12)   Canadian Guide to Intercountry Adoption The new fifth edition of our guide to international adoption includes: How to adopt from abroad, step by step -- Weigh the health risks -- Law on adoption -- Get a homestudy -- Choose a country -- Costs in 25 countries -- Rules in 24 countries -- Choose an agency -- Matching and decision -- Your trip abroad.     ISBN 0-9733470-8-2
		#46 ($12)   Adoption and Money "The financial guide to bringing home your child". Costs of domestic public, domestic private and international adoption, by country. How to pay for an adoption with savings, grants, loans, paid leave from work, and tax breaks. Save on travel expenses. Make money with fundraisers. Collect benefits and subsidies. Expenses for China. Budget planner.     ISBN 9733470-5-8				#47 ($12)   We Adopted From China ... You Can, Too! How four Canadian families did it: their first-person stories. Entire process explained; agencies you can use; cost, time, documents, health of the children. Why Chinese girls are abandoned. Pre-adoption preparations. How to raise your Chinese child. Support groups. Best books and web sites on China. All you need to know to make a decision for China.     ISBN 9733470-6-6
		#41 ($12)   Conference 2002 Highlights of the November 2002 adoption conference in Toronto. 20 experts summarize their workshops: topics in pre- and post-adoption ...     Robin Hilborn on intercountry adoption     Mary Hopkins-Best on toddlers     Carol Lamb on open adoption     Brenda McCreight on older child adoption     Adam Pertman on media skills     Wendy Robinson on transracial adoption     ... and many more.     ISBN 0-9733470-0-7				#51 ($12)   Health Issues in Intercountry Adoption The second edition (2008) covers common diseases and medical conditions by country, health problems experienced by five families, dietary suggestions, health of Chinese children, doctors to consult before you decide on the adoption, tests your doctor should do when your child arrives home. Web sites on health issues. Explanations of medical terms, to help in interpreting medical reports. 2006 international adoption statistics.     ISBN 978-0-9809468-0-2

DOMESTIC ADOPTION
		#43 ($12)  All About Domestic Adoption Guidance on both public adoption and private adoption. Experts explore both domestic options:     Robin May: Photolisting at CAS Ottawa     Sandra Scarth: Straight talk on photolisting     Pat Fenton: Following Ontario rules     Catherine Clute: N.B. Adoption Foundation     Marika Flegg: Aboriginal culture     Brenda McCreight: Survive tough times     Debbie Brennan: Finding Diana in seven months     ... and more.     ISBN 0-9733470-2-3

For editions on post-adoption, see Post-adoption Helper.

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Robin Hilborn edits and publishes Family Helper, which began as Adoption Helper in 1990. Write to him at helper@familyhelper.net.

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