Special needs adoptions involve children who have traditionally been more difficult to place in adoptive homes.

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Special needs adoptions may involve children with disabilities, older children, siblings groups, children with developmental delays, or those with medical or emotional needs. These children may require extra care, attention, or support, and may have been in foster care for longer periods or experienced trauma, abuse, or neglect. As a result, they may face more challenges in finding permanent families.

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