Adoption Support in Strongsville, OH - Free 24/7 Help for Birthmothers

Facing an Unplanned Pregnancy in Strongsville? You Still Have Options

If you're pregnant in Strongsville or Cuyahoga County and feeling overwhelmed or unsure, please know you're not alone. Whether you just learned you're expecting, are later in your pregnancy, or already gave birth, you still have the legal right to make an adoption plan in Ohio.


At Caring for Kids, Inc. (CFK), we provide free, compassionate, and confidential adoption services to birthmothers throughout Ohio. We've walked alongside women in every stage of pregnancy since 1995 without pressure or judgment. We're here to listen, offer clarity, and help you take the next step when you're ready.

Why Birthmothers in Strongsville Trust CFK

Birthmothers across Ohio turn to CFK because we prioritize your well-being, rights, and voice. When you connect with our Strongsville team, you receive:

24/7 confidential support – Call or text any time, day or night

No-cost adoption services – Adoption is always free for birthmothers

Help with living expenses – Support for rent, food, transportation, maternity clothes (as allowed by law)

Medical guidance – Assistance with prenatal care and Medicaid enrollment

No-pressure conversations – You are always in control of your decisions

Post-placement care – Free counseling, birthmother retreats, and emotional support

Support from people who understand – Some CFK staff members are birthmothers themselves

Here’s what birthmothers can expect:

We support birthmothers across Cuyahoga County and work with local hospitals and care providers to ensure your plan is fully supported.

Free Services for Birthmothers in Strongsville

Service What CFK Provides
24/7 Support Text or call anytime, including nights, weekends, and holidays
Living Expenses Assistance with essentials such as rent, groceries, and clothing (as allowed by Ohio law)
Medical Support Help applying for insurance and connecting with prenatal care
Family Selection View profiles of waiting adoptive families and choose who feels right
Hospital Planning Customize your birth plan and delivery preferences
Emotional Support Counseling and retreats before and after placement

CFK ensures you never walk this path alone.

What Does the Adoption Process Look Like in Strongsville?

Adoption is not about "giving up" your baby. It's about making a loving, informed plan for their future.

  • Step 1: Reach Out Anytime

    Text, call, or fill out our confidential online form. You don’t need all the answers we’re here to help.

  • Step 2: Meet in a Comfortable Space

    Home, hospital, coffee shop, or online, we’ll meet where you feel most at ease.

  • Step 3: Learn About Adoption Types

    We'll explain open, semi-open, and closed adoption so you can decide what feels right for you.

  • Step 4: Choose an Adoptive Family

    You can browse adoptive family profiles and choose the one you feel a connection with. Meeting them is optional.

  • Step 5: Create a Personalized Plan

    Outline your preferences for the hospital experience, future contact, and your emotional needs.

  • Step 6: Get Continued Support

    Our commitment to you doesn’t end at placement. We provide post-placement counseling, retreats, and a community of other birthmothers.

Our Waiting Families

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Our Matched Families

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Rachel and Maddie

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Erik & Jenna

Understanding Open, Semi-Open & Closed Adoption

You can choose the amount of privacy and contact that fits your needs.

Adoption Type What It Means Best For
Open Adoption You select the adoptive family and stay in contact with them Women wanting an ongoing relationship
Semi-Open Adoption CFK shares updates on your behalf without sharing your identity Women wanting occasional updates but privacy
Closed Adoption No identifying contact is exchanged Women who prefer full confidentiality

You can change your plan at any time before signing legal consent after birth.

Your Rights as a Birthmother in Ohio

Ohio law ensures that birthmothers are protected and supported. You have the right to:

Choose the adoptive family

Change your mind before signing legal consent

Receive living expense support (as allowed)

Access counseling and long-term support

Make an adoption plan during or after pregnancy

Decide on the level of openness

These rights are yours and CFK is here to help you uphold them.

Serving Strongsville & Cuyahoga County

CFK works with birthmothers in:

Strongsville 

Parma

Lakewood 

Cleveland 

Westlake

Brooklyn 

All across Cuyahoga County

Whether you're at home, in the hospital, or anywhere in between, we can meet you where you are.

  • Can I make an adoption plan after giving birth?

    Yes. You can make an adoption plan from the hospital or even after returning home.

  • Is adoption free for birthmothers in Ohio?

    Yes. CFK offers free adoption services. Financial assistance is allowed by law.

  • Will I choose the adoptive family?

    Yes. You can review profiles and decide who feels right. You may also choose to meet them.

  • Do I have to name the baby before placing for adoption?

    No. Naming your baby is optional.

  • Can I still make an adoption plan if I already have children?

    Yes. Many birthmothers are already parenting. CFK helps you build a plan that supports your whole family.

  • Can someone meet me at the hospital?

    Absolutely. Our team can be with you during labor, delivery, and hospital planning.

  • What if I’m unsure about adoption?

    That’s okay. You can talk to a counselor and explore your options without any pressure.

Strongsville Adoption FAQs

Our Service Regions

Adoption assistance is available throughout the state of Ohio.

Ready to Talk? You Don’t Have to Decide Everything Today

Whether you're just starting to explore adoption or feel ready to make a plan, CFK is here 24/7 to support you.

Contact Us

At Caring for Kids, Inc., we walk beside every Strongsville birthmother every child, every family, every step of the way.