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  • #859
    Tifanny
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    The agency’s client nondiscrimination statement includes sexual orientation. The agency’s client nondiscrimination statement includes gender identity and gender expression. The agency’s employment nondiscrimination statement includes sexual orientation. The agency’s employment nondiscrimination statement includes gender identity. All agency employees receive the training required to work effectively and competently with LGBT clients. The agency proactively educates and advocates for LGBT-inclusive and affirming practices among its organizational partners, collaborators, and contractors. All agency-controlled forms and internal documents use inclusive language. All external communications explicitly reflect the agency’s commitment to working with LGBT individuals and families. The agency includes standardized LGBT-specific language, examples and exercises in all family training and education activities. The agency has had placements/finalized adoptions with several LGBT foster or adoptive parents and/or has provided foster/adoption services to LGBT families within the past year.

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    Stormi
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    So good of you for sharing this. I believe others will benefit too. Just try to note that many agencies tend not to promote LGBTQ community. But these days the generation is trying to put up with the society. Where they are allowing more agencies to relate with the situation. Elaborating more ion how you can notice such agencies is good. I know of many gays out there. And since some of them do not prefer surrogacy. They want to go the adoption way/ However this seems to have been a hindrance. Where some agencies are not friendly to them. Or they get shun by the society. But in some states there is no problem. This is where we see people getting married there. Gay couples move from on estate to another just to adopt. It might seem a lengthy work at first. But with time people will just loosen up the strict rules.

    #1052
    Milan
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    Well, it seems to me that you are really educated on this sector. To be honest I am new to all this. Like noting LGBTQ friendly agencies. It might have been hard for me. Since I do not put much attention to such. But for those who are in LGBTQ. This might have come as a saver for them. It shows how you care for both parties. If one is gay and they want to adopt. There are many adoption centers that do not favor them. So it is good to note one before going there. As such information might come in handy. All in all I can say that you have done something good. This leaves us educated. If anyone had the thought of adopting. And they are from gay marriage. Then they know what should be kept into consideration. Since most adoption centers are not favorable in their cases.

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    Alina
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    Hello there, I hope you’re all good. I’m 24 years ago and married. After the few months doctors tells me that I’m infertile. Because concieve of my heart diseases. I’m very sad at that time, But my husband supports me. So, I decided to get a good treatment from the clinic. We hear about Adonis clinic that they gives a good treatment to the patients. So, we can contact the clinic via messages. But with the couple of months spent. They didn’t give us reply of our messages.

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