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Community. Hope. Whether you are in the the process of adopting a child from China, already home with your adopted child, or just researching special needs, No Hands But Ours was created for you. Founded and maintained by a host of adoptive parents, we are focused specifically on special needs adoption from China. Currently 90% of children being abandoned in China are children with medical needs, with just as many boys being abandoned as girls. It is our heart’s desire to equip parents with resources and support to help you grow your family through the blessing of adopting a child with special needs. Myles Adopted 2018 Guangdong Province Limb Difference Clementine Adopted 2014 Hunan Province Down syndrome, complete tracheal rings Ada Adopted 2015 Gansu Province Cleft Lip and Palate RuLin Adopted 2017 Guangdong Province Vascular Malformations Mabel Adopted 2015 Qinghai Province HIE Willa Adopted 2016 Guangxi Province Cleft Lip Myles Adopted 2018 Guangdong Province Limb Difference Clementine Adopted 2014 Hunan Province Down syndrome, complete tracheal rings Ada Adopted 2015 Gansu Province Cleft Lip and Palate RuLin Adopted 2017 Guangdong Province Vascular Malformations Mabel Adopted 2015 Qinghai Province HIE Willa Adopted 2016 Guangxi Province Cleft Lip Answers. Community. Hope. Whether you are in the the process of adopting a child from China, already home with your adopted child, or just researching special needs, No Hands But Ours was created for you. Founded and maintained by a host of adoptive parents, we are focused specifically on special needs adoption from China. Currently 90% of children being abandoned in China are children with medical needs, with just as many boys being abandoned as girls. It is our heart’s desire to equip parents with resources and support to help you grow your family through the blessing of adopting a child with special needs. Latest Blog Post CNY 2020: The Year of the Rat I am very excited ... Jan. 24, 2020 Lessons from Rudolph Being a family of ... Dec. 23, 2019 Dental Health & Down Syndrome: How Parents Can Help Their Children Have a Healthy Mouth Dental health is important ... Oct. 25, 2019 View All Special Needs Search Search by Category Blood Conditions Central Nervous System Craniofacial Developmental Heart Infectious Disease Orthopedic Sensory Skin Conditions Urogenital Vascular OR Use the search box to learn more about the special needs common to orphans in China. Featured Contributor View All Features 20 Ways to Support Families They have pushed, prayed and hustled their way through a grueling paperwork process, survived a beautifully exhausting adoption trip, and are finally home. Ideally, it would be rest time, but nope. It’s go time in a big way with their new child.” Learn More What to Expect in China Those memories from your time in China will be sacred to your family. They are your beginning of forever. But they are also just a short chapter of your story. Expect to feel all the feelings. Expect to be changed in ways you didn’t know were possible. But otherwise, go over with zero expectations.” Learn More Latest Blog Post CNY 2020: The Year of the Rat I am very excited ... Jan. 24, 2020 Lessons from Rudolph Being a family of ... Dec. 23, 2019 Dental Health & Down Syndrome: How Parents Can Help Their Children Have a Healthy Mouth Dental health is important ... Oct. 25, 2019 Special Needs Search Search by Category Blood Conditions Central Nervous System Craniofacial Developmental Heart Infectious Disease Orthopedic Sensory Skin Conditions Urogenital Vascular OR Use the search box to learn more about the special needs common to orphans in China. Featured Contributor View All Features 20 Ways to Support Families They have pushed, prayed and hustled their way through a grueling paperwork process, survived a beautifully exhausting adoption trip, and are finally home. Ideally, it would be rest time, but nope. It’s go time in a big way with their new child.” Learn More What to Expect in China Those memories from your time in China will be sacred to your family. They are your beginning of forever. But they are also just a short chapter of your story. Expect to feel all the feelings. Expect to be changed in ways you didn’t know were possible. But otherwise, go over with zero expectations.” Learn More © 2024 No Hands But Ours The content found on the No Hands But Ours website is not approved, endorsed, curated or edited by medical professionals. Consult a doctor with expertise in the special needs of interest to...