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Does your organization want to find a biological parent or family member in Mexico for a child presently in the child welfare system?
U.S. organizations and agencies are tasked with the due diligence of family finding to locate and notify a parent or relative of a child in various situations:
A child is entering the foster care system. Your agency wants to be in compliance with the Fostering Connection Act and do the family finding necessary to notify adult biological family members living in Mexico. Your agency doesn't have the family finding resources to identify and locate biological family members living in Mexico. A child is removed from the custody of the parent(s) and their only known family members are living in Mexico. A child is presently in the care of Child Protective Services because both parents were recently killed and the child's family members all live in Mexico. A biological parent living in Mexico needs to be notified of a pending adoption before custody of their child is given to another parent or foster family.
You have to find a relative in Mexico...
and you don't know how to proceed with your family finding.
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"It is imperative to reconnect these children with those that love them despite borders."
Connecting individuals to their families is vital to improving safety, well-being, and permanency outcomes for our most vulnerable youth. [Your Find Families In Mexico] "Special Report: Top 5 Tips for Successful Mexico Family History Research" contains beneficial information to those who wish to conduct searches for family and friends in Mexico. Conducting a hopeful search for an individual in Mexico requires additional knowledge and information differing from the United States.
Prior knowledge of this information, along with other essential tips in the report, could aid in a smoother and more encouraging search in Mexico. Thank you for your support to family finding's goal of providing each child with lifelong connections that only a family can offer.
Kevin Campbell
Founder and Director
Center for Family Finding and Youth
Connectedness
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From the desk of Richard Villasana,
I am the founder of Find Families In Mexico, a company that specializes in helping agencies with their family finding efforts to locate biological relatives in Mexico of foster children and be in compliance with the "Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008" (Section 103. Notification of relatives).
With nearly 20 years of experience, we have assisted more than 4,100 families including the State of Oregon, Dept. of Human Services, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Child Protection Services, the Department of Defense, the Ninth Circuit Court, private foster care agencies and attorneys to identify and find biological parents and extended family members in Mexico. We can help your agency do the same.
Some agencies feel that if their staff spends family finding energy on the Internet, they will eventually find a parent or relative living in Mexico. The truth is that nearly 96% of personal information on Mexican residents is not available online. Much of this limited data is secondary information such as birth and marriage records and not current listings with names, addresses and phone numbers.
Other times, Departments of Social Services will contact an organization known for family finding in the U.S. in the hopes that they have the resources to identify and locate a parent or relatives in Mexico. Several such organizations have turned to Find Families In Mexico for guidance and advice.
Important Information
Our company has created a Special Report to introduce you to the information needed to conduct a search for someone living in Mexico.
With our Special Report, you will discover:
Why you may never find a relative living in Mexico through the Internet. What is the absolutely vital information you must have to ever find the person you are searching for. What is the single biggest common mistake that could prevent your agency or organization from ever finding a relative for a foster child.
In addition, you'll receive periodic tips and advice to help your organization better understand family finding to locate of a parent or relative in Mexico. Locating a family member in Mexico for a foster child doesn't have to take years of research. Children don't have to spend years in foster care without any connection to their family in Mexico. It's possible to have a relative located in as little as two weeks so your agency can be in compliance with state and federal laws.
This is a quick and easy process. To get access to the report and expert tips:
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Family finding helps unite foster child with
relative in Mexico
Casey Family Programs in Texas needed to identify and locate family members for a child in foster care. There was very little information, only the name of a grandmother and the state in Mexico where she might be living. Casey Family Programs contacted Find Families In Mexico, first for an assessment of the available information and later to locate the grandmother or to identify and locate other family members. The company identified a potential relative. Casey Family Programs was able to take this lead and through their efforts, to locate and contact a blood relative. Because of the efforts of Casey Family Programs and Find Families In Mexico, this foster child now has contact with family in Mexico.
Casey Family Programs
San Antonio, TX
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