A Family for ME is a partnership between the Maine Department of Health and Human Services and Spurwink Services, and is responsible for the Maine Heart Gallery. Here in Maine, there are approximately 100 children waiting for their adoptive family. Could you be their forever family?
In our effort to limit the digital footprint of our children and youth, Maine has elected to only provide photos to families who inquire about a child and move through the assessment process. The state wants to be cautious as to who can see and potentially have access to our youth’s information.
Maine DHHS
Aiden (2009)
Aiden (2013)
Ashlynne
Aubree
Braxton
Braeyden
Brayden and Gabrian
Brysen and Owen
Cameron
Colton
Destiny
Donovan
Emma
Gabriella, Harleigh, & Isaac
Gavin
Heidi
Hunter
Isaiah
Jacob (2011)
Jaylyn
Jeremiah
Jonathan
Kalob
Ke’Andre
Kelis
Kim
Landon
Logan (2017)
Logan (2009)
Loki
Marquis
Mason
Matthew
Mckenzie
Rayden
Sabrina
Sequoia
Serenity and Sierra
Trinity
Tristan
Vanessa
Zak
Reaching out is the first step to changing a child’s life.
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