Chinese Boys Available for immediate adoption!

China Program 2014

Zhou recently returned from China and provided us with some awesome photos (see below). He traveled with 6 families and assisted with each of their adoptions.  Another glorious trip!  In addition to assisting the families, Zhou spent time with CCCWA officials as well as the staff at our One to One orphanage.  The officials expressed a need for families wishing to adopt boys.  Boys are readily available and adoptions can be completed quickly!

"Walter and I are very pleased and thrilled with how quickly we were issued a referral for our son.  The whole process of obtaining paperwork for the dossier can be very trying, and long, and then once submitted you never really know when the next step will happen.  When you confirmed our log in date of the 29th of November we knew we were moving the process along but still didn't know when our referral would come.  As I sat at my desk the week of Dec 16th and received a phone call from Chris telling me that a referral that far exceeded all of our expectations had just been received, I couldn't believe my ears. I couldn't call Walter fast enough and between all of us calling each other I can't say I got any work done. That's OKAY! It was one of the happiest moments for us. We couldn't believe how something happened so quickly after all of the waiting for paperwork.  To see our sons beautiful face put more of a reality to it. We have to say the process has been tough at times, not because of EACI but because of the logistics. The responsiveness that EACI has shown us has greatly helped in the process and made things more bearable. The fact that we received our referral in under a months' time certainly makes the entire paperwork process worthwhile.  We thank you!"
- Shari and Walter

We are anticipating a GREAT 2014 - finding forever families for as many Chinese children as we possibly can!  Zhou's bags are packed and he's ready to lead you to China!

Click HERE to Visit Zhou's Angels

Please contact us (1-866-586-5656 or china@eaci.com) to learn more about the China adoption process and the children available, including ages and special characteristics of the children!

Zhou is at our main office, in Strongsville Ohio, on Fridays (when he is in the U.S. - please call ahead to confirm his status).  Stop by and say hello, have a cup of Chinese tea and visit our China Cultural Center area.  For the more adventurous types, Zhou LOVES to play ping pong.  Challenge him on our ping pong table!

Make 2014 a year to remember by making a difference in the life of a little Chinese boy!  Make the commitment and then make the trip with Zhou!

Travel Group - January 2014

View from the One to One Orphanage

View from the One to One Orphanage

View from the One to One Orphanage

View from the One to One Orphanage

View from the One to One Orphanage

Visiting the One to One Orphanage

Visiting the One to One Orphanage

Visiting the One to One Orphanage

Zhou meeting with children at our One to One orphanage

Zhou meeting with children at our One to One orphanage

Zhou meeting with children at our One to One orphanage

Meet Ruthi, age 11

Ruthi, age 11

 Ruthi recently celebrated her 11th birthday. In addition to being an older child, she has some learning and developmental delays. She has worked hard to improve her math skills and can add and subtract. Ruthi helps the other children with their math. Language is a challenge for Ruthi.  She expresses herself with simple words. She becomes sad when school work is hard. Ruthi can help with preparing meals and do other chores. She is a shy especially when going out in public. She is sweet girl who enjoys dancing.

This beautiful young lady needs a loving family to help her flourish!  Please call 866-586-5656 if you, or someone you know, would like additional information on Ruthi!

These 2 little guys need homes

Please help us find these 2 (non-sibling) boys homes.  Please contact china@eaci.com or call 1-866-586-5656!

Sean

 Sean recently turned 3 years old. His special need is exfoliating dermatitis (updated 8/20/13 11:19 am EST). He likes to learn new things and is very curious. He can express his needs and understands the use of common objects. He is learning colors and shapes. He can drink from a cup and will sit and eat at the table. When looking at picture books, he will ask the caregiver questions about what is happening in the book. He is active and can jump and go up and down stairs.

Henry

 

 Henry is a 5 ½ yr old boy who was been diagnosed with hypospadias. He enjoys playing football and basketball with other children. He likes to help younger children and will act as big brother protecting younger children on the playground. He helps with chores like making the bed and cleaning the room. He likes to sing songs and watch TV. He can count to 100, simple addition and subtraction, write his name and draw pictures. He can use chopsticks , recognizes colors and can tie his shoes.

EXCITING EAC NEWS!

EAC and Zhou are excited to announce we have entered into a Cooperative Agreement with an orphanage in Jiangsu, China!

This new One-to-One program will be called "Zhou's Angels"!  Click here for program details.

Here is a photo of the orphanage (not your typical orphanage!) 

Please spread the word about this wonderful program and help us find families for all of the beautiful children soon to be available!

Hope to see many of you at the Memorial Weekend Reunion!

William, EAC special focus individual referral

William is a 3 1/2 yr old boy who has been living with a foster family since he was a year old. His special needs is a skin condition called epidermolysis bollosa which effects his right knee, lower right leg and ankle. He can't eat spicy food or seafood because these foods make his skin condition worse. Some of William's favorite foods are fish, oranges and pears. His favorite snack is rice with jelly. He doesn't like shredded potatoes. William drinks out of a cup, stand on one foot for a few seconds, jump off the floor with both feet, turn pages of a book, recognizes colors, button and unbutton clothes, can identify body parts, uses words to express his needs, asks questions and is potty trained during the day. He's active and restless but he's shy and very quite around people he's unfamiliar with. He likes kicking balls, listening to music and watching children's tv shows. He likes playing games with kids and playing with cars.  When his leg hurts he will cry but his foster parents will distract him or coax him and he will calm down and feel better. He is closest to his foster mother and he enjoys playing outside with his foster parents.

Families wish to adopt a special focus child from China have 6 months to

complete the home study and submit the dossier to CCCWA.

CCCWA allows single women to adoption special focus children.

If you are interested in adopting William or another EAC waiting child, 

please contact EAC at 1-800-533-0098. 

Zander EAC special focus individual referral

Zander is a 3 1/2 yr old bundle of energy who likes to play with cars and transformers. He can jump and go up and down stairs without help. He can draw lines and circles. He speaks sentences of 3-5 words and expressing his needs. He can build a tower of eight blocks and he likes reading picture books. Sometimes he's obstinate but he gets along well with others and has a ready smile. He can sing children's songs and recognizes animals in a book. Zander likes to play and talk with other children, even children that he's never met before. He's potty trained. He's active, clever and curious. When Zander entered the orphanage, his right arm and hand was not as strong as his left arm and hand. According to his medical report, Zander has a motion development delay with right upper limb but otherwise developing the same as other children.

         

EAC special focus individual referral: Steven

Steven will be turning 2 in May. His medical information is from when he was 9 months old. At 9 months he could roll over and hold his head up while lying on his stomach. He could hold toys, reach for toys and ring bells. His special needs are bilateral ear deformity and the corners of his mouth tend to the right side.