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 CCS Adoption is a supportive and independent voluntary adoption agency, with over 100 years' experience of finding families for children. We work across the South West including Bristol, South Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, Somerset, Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire. Our adopters' feedback shows a very high level of satisfaction regarding the support they receive from us, this support is easily accessible and described by our adopters as lifelong. Click here for our full range of services.
We have successfully placed more than 2,100 children in adoptive families due to our careful matching process. Find out why adopters choose CCS Adoption. Adoption is a sensitive issue and CCS Adoption wants to help. Listen to people talk about adoption. Check out the diary of our adoptive mum Rebecca and her daughter Hermione. Find out how you could transform a child's life by starting your adoption journey with us.
CCS Adoption Myth Buster
- The assessment process doesn't take as long as you think and CCS ensures that it is a supportive process, our Social Worker team places special importance on building positive relationships during assessment.
- If you are over 40 you can adopt – most adopters are in their late 30s to early 50s.
- Whether you are heterosexual, lesbian or gay is not a factor.
- Whether you work full-time, are unemployed or on a low income you may be able to adopt - your financial circumstances and employment status will always be considered as part of an adoption assessment.
- If you are single you can adopt.
- You can adopt if you already have children living at home.
- Once you have adopted you won't be on your own - CCS provides life long support.
Please don't rule yourself out! Contact Louisa at CCS Adoption today and find out why Ofsted rates all aspects of our service as Outstanding. We can offer a bespoke, professional service that is tailored around your personal circumstances. CCS welcomes all adoption applications regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, race or religion, or marital/civil partnership status.
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