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OrphanCare will arrange for your child to have a birth certificate before adoption. The birth mother’s name will appear on the birth certificate.
There is no difference in the process between adopting from OrphanCare or JKM as both are done legally. But, OrphanCare’s eligibility criteria have been categorised for different types of adoption.
Step 1: Is adoption suitable for you? Our best interest is always for the child and we would like potential adoptive parents to be as confident and as ready as
Yes, prospective adoptive parents (PAPs) have the right to decline a baby placement offered by OrphanCare. However, the decision must be based on reasonable and valid grounds, such as: Health
The procedure for adopting a baby placed in the baby hatch is as follows: OrphanCare (OC) will notify JKM and submit a list of potential adoptive parents (OYLs). The OYLs
Sadly, they will be left to grow up in the institution until they are 18 years old when they have to leave the institution (in accordance with the Child Act
1. Before the adoption is legally finalised (during interim custody / fostering period) If the birth mother comes forward during this stage: She may apply to reclaim the child, subject
The adoption process through OrphanCare involves certain costs related to the welfare of the baby and case management, including care, medical, counselling, and related support services. The total cost varies
We would have to assess your monthly commitments. I.e.: your loan/s, monthly commitments(car, house, and other assets). We will consider your application if you have less financial commitments.
Yes, a foreign citizen residing in Peninsular Malaysia may apply to adopt a child in Malaysia, subject to certain requirements set by OrphanCare (OC). Key conditions include : The applicant
At present, adoption applications through OrphanCare are limited to individuals or couples residing in Malaysia who meet the required eligibility criteria. Applications from individuals residing overseas are not considered at
