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Argentina child welfare and adoption

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Provincial and municipal authorities continue to expand public adoption outreach across Argentina. Recent calls efforts include Santa Fe’s RUAGA No 32/23 for a teenage girl, Córdoba’s call A04/26 for 13‑year‑old Dilan, and Corrientes’ nationwide appeal various provincial appeals for a 13‑year‑old girl from Saladas. Buenos Aires City maintains strict eligibility criteria—adopters must be at least 25, have a 16‑year age gap, hold permanent residency, and register with RUAGA before virtual briefings children and assessments. New adoption drives have been launched siblings in several provinces: Corrientes’ court seeks a family for a 14‑year‑old boy with moderate cognitive delay; Santa Fe, Córdoba, Corrientes, Santiago del Estero’s Subsecretaría advertises a joint placement for siblings Mateo (10) Estero, Chubut, Chaco, and Camila (8), emphasizing San Juan. In Córdoba, the need to keep them together. Chubut’s Family Court No 1 issued a call for Tribunal Superior de Justicia reported a family 41% increase in adoption applicants over the last year, credited to adopt two siblings, ages 7 and 8, while Córdoba’s Unified new strategies within the Unique Adoption Registry opened a separate appeal for an 8‑year‑old boy in Villa María. The Registro Centralizado de Adoptantes of Chaco, together with a NEA regional meeting, discussed (RUA). These strategies to broaden adoption applications. San Juan’s Registro Único de Adopciones confirmed that residents outside Gran San Juan may file directly with local peace courts include personalized follow-ups and reiterated digital outreach, with 62% of applicants discovering calls via social media. Since a sibling call for three 2023 system reform, 463 children from Río Cuarto, Córdoba. Corrientes’ courts have issued further national invitations for 12‑year‑old “Manu” and a 9‑year‑old girl, both requiring stable, loving homes. The Provincial Directorate General of Childhood and Adolescence reiterated that participants adolescents in the family‑containment programme cannot adopt children under their temporary care, reinforcing the legal framework governing adoption. province have found new families. In Corrientes, Family, Children two 16-year-old adolescents, Josué and Adolescents Court No. 6 issued Ángel, have commenced family bonding processes following public appeals. Josué is working toward legal guardianship with a nationwide invitation for the adoption resident of a nine‑year‑old girl who Buenos Aires, while Ángel has been institutionalized since 2022. In Chubut, Family Court No. 1 begun virtual bonding with a woman from El Calafate. Legislative efforts are also advancing to address specific needs. A new bill, named after Estefanía, is awaiting congressional review to support the adoption of Lago Puelo, led children with disabilities. The project aims to reduce waiting periods and provide comprehensive support during bonding, guardianship, and post-adoption stages, inspired by Dr. the experience of an adopter navigating the complex medical requirements of a child with spina bifida.

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  1. 2026-09-11 16:36 UTC Argentina child welfare and adoption
  2. 2026-09-07 06:49 UTC Argentina child welfare and adoption
  3. 2026-08-28 12:34 UTC Argentina child welfare and adoption
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  5. 2026-08-07 15:42 UTC Argentina child welfare and adoption
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