Argentina seeks adoptive families for children in Corrientes and Santiago del Estero

Judicial authorities in Corrientes Province announced a public invitation for families to adopt a 14‑year‑old boy with moderate cognitive delay who currently lives in a state‑run care facility. The call, issued by the Civil, Commercial, Labour, Family, Youth and Adolescence Court and the province’s adoption registry (RUACtes), outlines that interested parties must submit a form to the court and meet standard adoption requirements.

In Santiago del Estero, the Subsecretaría de Niñez, Adolescencia y Familia and the provincial Justice Department launched a separate public campaign to find a home for siblings Mateo (10) and Camila (8). The brother has a motor disability, and the sisters are currently cared for at the Hogar Eva Perón. Officials stress that the priority is to keep the children together; applicants must be over 25, may be single or in a couple, and must complete the registration process through the official forms provided by the Subsecretaría and the adoption registry. Both initiatives aim to secure stable, loving families for vulnerable children and uphold their right to grow within a family environment.