Make an Adoption Plan in Jackson, OH - Free 24/7 Support for Birthmothers

Considering Adoption in Jackson or Jackson County? We’re Here for You

If you're facing an unexpected pregnancy and feeling uncertain, you’re not alone. Whether you're early in your pregnancy, further along, or have already given birth, you still have the legal right to make an adoption plan in Ohio at any point in your journey.



At Caring for Kids, Inc. (CFK), we’ve supported birthmothers across Ohio since 1995 with free, confidential, and compassionate adoption services. Our team listens first, supports without judgment, and helps you make the decisions that are right for you.

Why Jackson Birthmothers Choose CFK

When women in Jackson and surrounding areas reach out to CFK, they find kindness, clarity, and respect not pressure or assumptions. Our approach is personalized and empowering.

24/7 Confidential Support – We’re available by call or text, day or night

Completely Free Services – Adoption is always free for birthmothers

Help With Living Costs – Food, housing, maternity clothes, and transportation (as permitted by Ohio law)

Medical & Insurance Support – Help applying for Medicaid and accessing prenatal care

Respectful Conversations – We listen without pushing any decision

Ongoing Emotional Care – Free post-placement counseling, support groups, and retreats

Experienced Team – Some CFK staff members are birthmothers themselves

Here’s what birthmothers can expect:

We support birthmothers across Ohio and collaborate with local hospitals and providers to ensure your adoption journey is fully supported.

Free Services Available for Bellefontaine Birthmothers

Support Area What CFK Provides for Free
Emotional Support 24/7 call/text support and personalized guidance
Financial Assistance Help with rent, groceries, maternity clothing, and transportation
Medical Navigation Assistance applying for Medicaid and finding prenatal providers
Family Matching View and select pre-approved adoptive family profiles
Hospital Plan You decide how things go during labor and delivery
Post-Placement Support Ongoing emotional care through counseling and birthmother retreats

What Does the Adoption Process Look Like in Jackson?

Adoption is not about giving up. It’s about creating a thoughtful, loving plan for your child’s future one where you stay in control.

  • Step 1: Reach Out

    Call, text, or message us. We’re here 24/7 to listen and answer your questions with care.

  • Step 2: Meet at Your Pace

    We’ll meet you wherever you feel safe your home, a coffee shop, the hospital, or online.

  • Step 3: Learn About Adoption

    We’ll explain the types of adoption and walk through what open, semi-open, and closed options mean.

  • Step 4: View Adoptive Families

    You’ll get to see family profiles and choose the one that feels right. You can meet them if you’d like.

  • Step 5: Build Your Plan

    Decide your preferences for the hospital, your baby’s adoptive family, and future communication.

  • Step 6: Receive Continued Support

    After placement, CFK is still here through counseling, events, and long-term care.

Our Waiting Families

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Our Matched Families

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Chris & Alicia

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Nathan & Macey

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Rachel and Maddie

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Erik & Jenna

What Are the Different Types of Adoption?

Adoption Type What It Means Best For
Open Adoption You select the family and can stay in contact through photos, letters, or visits Birthmothers who want ongoing connection
Semi-Open Adoption CFK facilitates updates while keeping your identity confidential Those who want privacy with limited updates
Closed Adoption No contact or updates shared post-placement Women who prefer full confidentiality

You are never locked in. You can update your plan any time before legal consent is signed after birth.

Your Rights as a Birthmother in Ohio

CFK ensures that your legal rights are always protected, respected, and explained clearly. As a birthmother, you have the right to:

Choose the adoptive family

Receive pregnancy-related financial help (per Ohio law)

Change your mind before signing legal consent

Access free emotional and counseling support before and after placement

Make an adoption plan before or after delivery

 Decide how much contact you want now and in the future

We’ll walk through each of these with you and answer any questions at your pace.

Serving Jackson and Jackson County

Caring for Kids, Inc. serves women across southeast Ohio including:

Jackson

Wellston

Beaver

Oak Hill

Coalton

And surrounding Jackson County communities

Whether you’re delivering at Holzer Medical Center - Jackson, Oak Hill Hospital, or elsewhere, CFK can meet you wherever you feel safest and most comfortable.

FAQ - Jackson Birthmothers

  • Is it too late to make an adoption plan after I give birth?

    No. You can choose adoption at the hospital or even after bringing your baby home.

  • How much does adoption cost?

    Nothing. Adoption is completely free for birthmothers, and CFK can assist with living expenses.

  • Can I choose the family?

    Yes. You’ll review adoptive family profiles and select the one that aligns with your values and wishes.

  • What if I want privacy?

    We offer semi-open and closed options for women who prefer less or no contact.

  • Do I have to name the baby?

    No. Naming is your personal choice—there is no requirement either way.

  • What if I don’t have transportation?

    That’s okay. We’ll come to you at home, in the hospital, or online.

  • What if I already have children?

    Many birthmothers who choose adoption are parenting. We’ll support you as you consider what’s best for your family.

Our Service Regions

Adoption assistance is available throughout the state of Ohio.

You're Not Alone - Support Is Available 24/7

Whether you're just exploring adoption or ready to build a plan, you deserve compassionate, honest support from a team that listens without pressure.

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At Caring for Kids, Inc., we believe every birthmother deserves respect, every child deserves a loving home, and every story deserves to be honored.