Choosing to expand your family is an emotional decision, but with the right support system in place, adoption can be a wonderful, gratifying experience. With over 40 years of experience in adoption services in Nashville, we’re here to give you the support and advice you need. Adoption is a lifelong journey and JFS will always be here to help support you, from the home study to your child’s arrival and beyond.
Our passionate social workers help take the complexities out of the adoption process. With each client, we take the time to get to know you on a personal basis–not only listening but expertly guiding you through every step of the process. With over 40 years of experience in adoption services in Nashville, our goal is to educate and prepare prospective parents for the adoption process and parenting an adoptive child successfull.
We provide the state-required home studies and post placement services for domestic and international adoptions. Aslo, we will make a recommendation for a family or adoption attorney if you need one, and then we work closely with your attorney to make sure all legal requirements are completed properly. We will help to facilitate a successful and smooth placement with adoption agencies across the country.
Yes! While some of our other programs are available to only those of the Jewish faith, our Nashville adoption services are available to the entire community.
You can send a request here, or call us at (615) 356-4234.
All communications with JFS are confidential and all employees must sign confidentiality agreements. Written records are kept in locked files. Although our offices are located within the Gordon Jewish Community Center, the entrance to our offices are in the back of the building with a private entrance and fully confidential.
Adoption is a fee for service program. Contact us for more details.
Jewish Family Service believes that families can be comprised of many different make ups because love knows no bounds. JFS is proud to offer services to anyone compelled to adoption, no matter their religious affiliation, race, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
