Advocates say adoption service cuts hurt Ohio children

COLUMBUS -- Large budget cuts to Ohio's adoption services will make it more difficult for the 3,000 children in need of a stable home to find suitable parents, advocates said.

[Anonymous]

Less money going into adoption services, and the far right is still pro-life and anti-sex education. Put your money where your mouth is, and start donating some cash to these services. Or is a life in state custody still better than the alternative?

[American]

Anonymous wrote:

Less money going into adoption services, and the far right is still pro-life and anti-sex education. Put your money where your mouth is, and start donating some cash to these services. Or is a life in state custody still better than the alternative?

well put!

[rebel]

Finally Strickland is doing his job. It is NOT the state's job to train adoptive parents OR give subsides to people who adopt special needs. This state needs more access to abortion/reproductive services so innocent people do not spend their LIVES paying taxes to support OTHER PEOPLE'S kids!