Adoption from Russia: information, accredited agencies, orphanages

Hey Im Bri...or Anna Alekseyevna Zhekova. I was adopted when I was 4.5 from Baby House "Dom Detstva" Address: 346330, Rostov Region, City of Donetsk, village Zapadny, per. Karbysheva Phone: (86368) 2 75 88 Principal: razinkova Elena Ivanovna And i was just trying to find out a little more about it...or just pretty much anything about my parents. Any info??? ~X~Bri~X~

Hello, I am Brazilian and I wonder if it is possible to adopt a child for my country. If not I wonder what I need to do to adopt a child. Being that I'm 28 years old and am single, have their own house and and high income in my country. Please could someone help me

If you need help in adopting from Russia feel free to contact russiaadopt@gmail.com

Hey Im Kat...or EKATERINA I was adopted when I was 10 from Special Orphanage No. 51 of 7th Type Address: 193144, St Petersburg, pr. Bakulina, 8 Phone: (812) 271 81 72 Principal: Pavlova Irina Georgievna And i was just trying to find out a little more about it...or just pretty much anything about my parents any info??? ~Kat~

Hi,my name is Vitaly and i lived in Leningrad for about 8 years in the Baby House n.3...then i was adopt by my italian's parent...i have now 20 years old but must take more information about my born russian's city...i remember all but a don't know nothing...my principal was Olga..please take contacnt with she or with another person of my nataly baby house...please replyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ VITALY _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________

I saw your post stating you could help find birth parents in Russia. Would like to know more about this, yout credentials, etc. Our daughter was adopted in 1996 from Dzerzhinsk. We have identifying information on birth parents. Please contact me. bbleek@comcast.net

Have anyone know a honorable facilitator for independent adoption in Russia that can help me. The one I used to have is no working anymore and i want to adopt. I'll appreciate any information. Crist

I was adopted from Krasnoyarsk Russia in 1989. It was a closed adoption so i dont know anything about my real parents. I live in the US and I really want to find my real parents. Does anyone know a website that could help me? dasvedanya friends

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Hi everybody, Is there any forume in this web site so that we can use of eachother's experiences for adoption?