In Hall County, 15 of 63 children free for adoption need a permanent family, a problem the Division of Family and Children Services hopes to solve through a summer marketing campaign. There are three families in Hall County currently approved to adopt children from the Division of Family and Children Services in private agencies. DFCS has no straight-to-adoption families through its own recruitment; the 48 with adoptive resources often are being served by families with the intention to foster until adoption is possible.
Hall faces adoption gap: More kids than parents available
15 children in county need permanent homes