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FEATURED GROUP Families In Adoption SUPPORT THE VOLUNTEERS! Nonprofit groups deserve your support! They are run by dedicated volunteers, who offer their time freely in the cause of adoption. With government funding disappearing, community groups need your support more than ever. GET A WEB PAGE FOR YOUR GROUP Your group can get a free web page like Families In Adoption by emailing helper@familyhelper.net, as long as it is a Canadian nonprofit adoption group not funded by government. MORE SUPPORT GROUPS ON THE WEB Adoptive Parents Assn. of British Columbia Association of Adoptive Parents of Romanian Children Edmonton Adopting Beyond Infancy Association Families With Children From China -- BC and NW WA Fédération des parents adoptants du Québec, FPAQ International Adoption Families Association International Adoptive Families of New Brunswick Private Adoption Society of Alberta Saskatchewan Adoptive Parents Association Single Parent Adopters of Ontario (SPA) Society of Special Needs Adoptive Parents (SNAP) Directory of 220 adoption support groups in Canada Why you should join a support group NEWS RELEASE "Family Helper" offers free web pages for adoption support groups Robin Hilborn, editor of Adoption Helper magazine, is offering web pages at his web site, called Family Helper. He will create free web pages for Canadian adoption or post-adoption support groups, as long as they are nonprofit and not funded by government. He explains his offer: "I want to help out the volunteers who work so hard to keep adoption support groups running. They really deserve our support, especially since they can't expect to get funding from government. I hope these web pages will help them publicize their efforts and attract new members. Groups could list their activities and give their phone number and email address. They can also print out their page and use it in promotional material." He said he hopes visitors to the support group pages will also visit his web site, Family Helper To help people find it, the free pages carry the line, "Hosted by Family Helper". To request a web page for your group, send email to Robin Hilborn, at helper@familyhelper.net. Family Helper was created by Robin Hilborn, who works from his home office in Southampton, Ont., publishing both Adoption Helper and Post-adoption Helper magazines. If you haven't seen his Family Helper web site (www.familyhelper.net), it's worth a look. Family Helper specializes in adoption information for Canadians. For example, all the Canadian adoption agencies are listed and described there (go to www.familyhelper.net/arc/agy.html).

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