Argentina provinces launch public adoption calls for adolescents

In Santa Fe, the provincial adoption registry (Ruaga) announced Public Call No 32/23 to find a family for a teenage girl in the province’s centre. Director Adriana Bonelli said the family‑court authorized a video that has already generated seven inquiries. Applicants must be at least 16 years older than the girl and undergo the standard evaluation, after which a judge will decide the most suitable family. The registry noted a decline in the number of adolescents in public calls from 142 to 126, attributing the drop to new enrolment windows that prioritize the 1st‑10th of each month.

In Córdoba, the Registro Único de Adopciones (RUA) kept its call open for 13‑year‑old Dilan, who lives with a disability certificate and participates in sports such as football and karate. The agency urges individuals, couples or families residing in the province to submit applications via its website, referencing call A04/26. Dilan’s profile highlights his school attendance, hobbies, and ties to his siblings, emphasizing the desire for a supportive, loving home.