National Adoption Month

In November 2025, the United States celebrates National Adoption Month, acknowledging the importance of providing safe and nurturing homes for children. The proclamation emphasizes the critical role of adoption in fostering stability and a sense of belonging for those who need families. The Trump administration highlights recent policies aimed at improving adoption processes and supporting foster care systems, which include financial incentives and comprehensive reforms to enhance child welfare services.

The President outlined key initiatives undertaken to strengthen the adoption system, such as reforms to the adoption tax credit and the Family First Prevention Services Act, which aims to keep families intact and prevent unnecessary separations. The First Lady also plays an important role in these efforts, focusing on supporting young Americans in the foster care system and helping them transition to independent adulthood. This collaboration underscores the administration’s commitment to ensuring that every child has access to a permanent and loving home.

As part of the proclamation, the President calls upon all Americans to participate in National Adoption Month by supporting children in need and fostering community connections. He emphasizes the significance of family as a cornerstone of society and reaffirms the administration’s ongoing efforts to protect children and enhance the well-being of families across the nation. The observance of this month serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility to care for and nurture future generations.

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