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Adoption Crossroads - Choices, Education, Search, Support
"Adoption Crossroads? is the largest search and support network in the world for adoptees and parents who lost children to adoption; a non-profit charitable organization with over 475 Adoption Search and Support Groups world-wide. We are committed to helping people who have been separated by adoption find each other. Adoption Crossroads is part of an international effort to preserve families open adoption records, and educate the public about adoption related issues. We are dedicated to the preservation and reunification of families with liberty and justice for all..."
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American College of Surgeons
A scientific and educational association of surgeons that was founded in 1913 to improve the quality of care for the surgical patient. |
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American Ex-Prisoners of War
A non-profit organization of former POWs and their families. The organization does medical research and publishes materials related to the health of former POWs stemming from their treatment in POW camps.
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Home School Legal Defence Association of Canada
A Christian organization, supported by a legal team and led by a board of directors composed of homeschooling fathers, advocating the right of all families to home school regardless of religious affiliation and of parents to use corporal discipline. Provides legal defense and consultation for members in matters of parental rights. FAQ, speakers' schedule, resources, news, articles, studies, provincial legislation summarized.
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Men and Abuse, Rape
General rape and abuse topics; sexual abuse of males, prison rape, violence and related indices.
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Mommies Enduring Neonatal Death
A Christian non-profit organization that reaches out to families who have lost a baby to miscarriage, stillbirth and early infant death. Support groups are in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Publishes a free bi-monthly newsletter.
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Parents Anonymous of Pennsylvania
Parents Anonymous is a mutual support program for parents or other caregivers of children. Groups are professinally facilitated in partnership with parents. Most groups meet weekly and child care is provided. Groups are free, confidential and open to any parent.
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Twinstuff
Informational site for families with multiples.
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