Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Government Launches Adoption Awareness Campaign for Special Needs Children
The government is starting a special campaign to help more children with special needs find loving families.
This campaign will last for a month and include activities online and in communities.
The goal is to teach people about adoption and make it easier for these kids to be adopted.
The campaign will share success stories and have events where people can learn more.
Special emphasis is on adopting children with special needs.
It's also about celebrating families who adopt and showing that every child matters.
In a recent year, many children with special needs found new homes through adoption, showing that families are committed to caring for every child.
The government initiated a month-long adoption awareness campaign.
The campaign aims to promote adoption of children with special needs.
CARA is organizing both online and offline activities for awareness.
Various states will host awareness events and interactive sessions.
The campaign seeks to increase public understanding and engagement with adoption.
- Who
- The Union government and CARA.
- What
- Launched a month-long adoption awareness campaign.
- When
- Beginning Wednesday, leading up to the National Adoption Awareness Month in November.
- Where
- Nationwide, with specific events planned in various states.
- Why
- To boost rehabilitation of children with special needs, break myths, and foster understanding.
- Campaign Theme
- Non-institutionalized rehabilitation of children with special needs (divyaang children)
- Campaign Duration
- Month-long
- Campaign Start Date
- Wednesday (implied)
- Organizing Body
- Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA)
- Adoption Awareness Month
- November
- FY25 Adoptions (Special Needs)
- 313 children (83 domestic, 230 inter-country)