These playful brothers are waiting in Asia for a loving, adoptive home.
K, the 10 year old, is enrolled in second grade and known as a playful, clever boy who learns quickly. He is learning basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, reading and telling time. He enjoys eating snacks and seafood. K likes to spend his time outside playing various sports, skipping rope or running. His favorite activities include playing with remote-controlled toys or video games. He has good self-care skills and gets along well with other children. He likes to hang out with his brother and another boy in the orphanage and will often be found leading the group.
K smiles as he chats with a caregiver in a video.
X, the 8 year old, is playful but is known to be stubborn at times. Though he avoids candy because he is afraid of tooth decay, he enjoys fruit, sausage, corn and seafood. X takes his own initiative to help with chores and has good self-care skills. He is enrolled in preschool and learning basic math problems, colors and shapes. He likes to help the teachers pass out snacks and cake. He enjoys reading cartoon books and even completing his homework. Just like his brother, X likes to be outside playing in the park—running and skipping rope—or playing video games.
These brothers have been in care for four years. Prior to that, they were raised by their grandparents. They have a blood condition that is managed through daily medication but have no other health concerns.
GENERAL ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
All applicants must be at least 30 years old. For heterosexual married couples, there can be no more than 50 years’ difference between the youngest parent and the child. Single women are eligible and cannot have more than 45 years’ difference between themselves and the child. Applicants cannot have serious physical or behavioral health concerns. Eligibility requirements vary so please inquire to discuss individual circumstances and eligibility.
X giggles as he talks with a caregiver.
Learn More About these boys
More information, photos and videos are available to eligible families who inquire. If you would like to know more about these brothers, please contact [email protected] and reference 218-29. A $15,000 child-specific grant is available to their adoptive family (expires 2/15/2019). Families may qualify for grants through CH/LSS and Brittany’s Hope Foundation in addition to the child-specific grant.
Meet oTHER WAITING CHILDREN
During December we are advocating for 12 children who currently wait for families. We appreciate any time you take to get to know these children and consider whether your family, or a family you know, could be theirs.
Meet the 12 Waiting Children of December
