A Family for ME is proudly partnering with select Subway locations to spread awareness about the urgent need for foster and adoptive parents in Maine. A Family for ME showcases Maine children waiting to meet their forever families in our Heart Gallery. Please take a moment to explore our website to learn more about becoming a foster parent, and scroll down to “meet” a few of the approximately 100 children awaiting adoption in Maine’s Heart Gallery.
The Maine Heart Gallery is a photo exhibit of children in Maine, who are waiting for their forever family, with the goal of connecting families and children together. 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?
Aaliyah
Adam “AJ”
Adyn
Aidan
Amina
Bentley
Brian
Caiden
Carl “Karl”
Cooper
Damian
Daniel
Dmitry
Isaiah “Aiden”
Isaiah
Jacob
Joseph
Joshua
Landon
Logan
Lucas & Justin
Michael
Paige
Sophia
Stuart
Tori
Zakiah
Reaching out is the first step to changing a child’s life.
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