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Hi everyone!
So my wife and I are a mixed couple. She's Indonesian, I'm American. We have a child who's both (I'm jealous).
Anyways, we stopped by yayasan sayap Ibu in Jakarta near Blok M about two years ago to seek some information. We didn't really get much other than the whole "you can only adopt kids that are of the same religion as you and you can't adopt kids older than 5 years old". We were just visiting and just pondering if adopting is what we wanted to do.
Fast forward to today and sure, yes we'd like to adopt and in a position to do so. The problem is that we are having a very difficult time contacting anyone who runs the orphanages for adoption. We get directed to one number and nobody ever answers the calls.
If anyone has any suggestions on who to contact, that'd be wonderful. If you've gone through this and would like to share your experience, that'd be nice.
Thanks.
So my wife and I are a mixed couple. She's Indonesian, I'm American. We have a child who's both (I'm jealous).
Anyways, we stopped by yayasan sayap Ibu in Jakarta near Blok M about two years ago to seek some information. We didn't really get much other than the whole "you can only adopt kids that are of the same religion as you and you can't adopt kids older than 5 years old". We were just visiting and just pondering if adopting is what we wanted to do.
Fast forward to today and sure, yes we'd like to adopt and in a position to do so. The problem is that we are having a very difficult time contacting anyone who runs the orphanages for adoption. We get directed to one number and nobody ever answers the calls.
If anyone has any suggestions on who to contact, that'd be wonderful. If you've gone through this and would like to share your experience, that'd be nice.
Thanks.