Our Mission Statement
New Hope for Children, a registered DBA of New Hope Christian Services, is a Hague-accredited, Russia-accredited, licensed non-profit adoption agency existing to provide HOPE to orphaned children in Russia by finding their forever families throughout the USA with the highest of ethical standards. We are committed to building the strongest of families by providing emotional support and guidance through the entire adoption process, including post-adoption. Learn more
New Hope is a
proud partner of
the Joint Council.
One of Our Happy Families!
Nicholas is a thriving kid thanks to the love of his adoptive parents, Michael and Lori Spencer, and Mass. Eye and Ear, which showed Nicholas' story in their 2011 'Curing Kids Fund' annual fundraiser.
It Starts with New Hope...
Your Russian adoption is a lifelong journey and NEW HOPE is here to help as you bring your child home and beyond! For our current and past parents, we have a Facebook group. Parents are able to share the journey with other parents, seek support and assistance from parents who either have been through the process or are going through it. Once you are with our program, we can add you to the group. Another way New Hope "walks" you through the process of your adoption and provides you with support during and after your adoption is finalized.
Why Accreditation Matters
New Hope for Children has both Hague and Russian Accreditation!
We are one of only 38 American agencies that have both the COA Hague accreditation and are registered/accredited to work in Russia. Since the inter-country agreement between U.S. and Russia was signed on July 13, 2011, only agencies having both accreditations will be able to work in Russia.
And, New Hope is the only NH-based adoption agency that is Hague accredited for international adoption! That means we can offer families that live in New Hampshire, as well as across the county, our full services such as writing your home study.
New Hope for Children's Credentials
Featured Family Video
The Hilderbrands adopted 22 month old Logan from orphanage number 4, St. Petersburg, July 7, 2009. "It was love at first sight," his adoptive mom says. "We were meant to be his parents and he was made to be our son. We never imagined
how much this once
shy little boy would
turn into an outgoing
brilliant little boy that
brings such happiness
and life to our family!"
Hague/Russia-Accredited
Highest Ethical Standards
Post-Adoption Support
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Passport Renewals
Children
to travel to Russia. The procedure is different depending on the child's age, registration status with the Russian Consulate and date of entry into the U.S, and the dates of the passport and if it was lost. The fee for this service depends on the procedure.
Contact our office for details and assistance.
New Hope for Children can
assist families in obtaining a new Russian passport. We offer this service to families who wish to keep their child's Russian passport current, or for those planning
