Meet Addison, Dahlia and Dawson! These three closely knit siblings need an adoptive family! Could you or someone you know be the right fit? 

Addison, Dahlia and Dawson are a sweet, closely bonded sibling group who need a loving, permanent family. Currently in foster care, they’ve made great progress and are learning the value of community through school, church and family activities. All three children are physically healthy, good communicators and have strong motor skills.

Addison, the oldest, is a sociable and empathetic 11-year-old who enjoys cooking, fashion and welcoming guests. She’s in fourth grade and receives extra support at school. Like many girls her age, she’s discovering her personal style and loves clothes, styling her hair, listening to music and watching videos. Addison is kind, helpful and eager to connect with others.

Dahlia, 9, is outgoing, creative and confident. She loves board games, reading and art. In third grade, she’s doing well academically and enjoys expressing her thoughts and ideas. Dahlia is imaginative and independent and also plays well with others.

Dawson, the youngest at 6, is cheerful, curious and full of energy. He enjoys music, building Legos and storytelling. In kindergarten, he’s made many friends and is learning quickly — counting, identifying emotions and speaking in full sentences. He’s a joyful little boy who lights up every room.

These three children need a two-parent family who can provide a stable, loving home where they can stay together. An ideal adoptive family should be patient, nurturing and open to learning how to support children who have experienced early adversity. Most of all, they need a family who will love them unconditionally and help them thrive.

If you think you or someone you know could be the right family for this sibling group, please email our waiting child team at [email protected]! We cannot share photos of them publicly due to country restrictions on privacy and adoption. However, the waiting child team has more photos and videos available to share with prospective families interested in adoption.