Black Caribbean, Black African and mixed heritage adoption

At PACT we are proud of our diversity and inclusivity. We’re passionate about finding and supporting prospective adopters of all heritages and backgrounds and value the feedback and experiences of our adopters to enrich and continuously develop our work.

This is a free online session for Black Caribbean, Black African and mixed heritage people who are considering adoption. Hear from, and put your questions to, PACT’s Adopter Diversity Recruitment Officer Grace, PACT Senior Social Worker Margaret and a PACT parent of Black British with a Guyanese/Jamaican family heritage who adopted sisters.

Learn about our life-long adoption support, get all your questions answered by our experienced team and find out if adoption is right for you.

This is a focussed Q&A and we recommend that you also attend one of PACT’s free online information events to find out about PACT and the support available as well as the process and useful things to consider when thinking about adoption. 

To book your place, call our enquiries team on 0300 456 4800 or fill out this online form.  

“I just think that in their lives my girls will have 101 extra things to deal with because they are adopted so if issues over identity can be minimised, then that can only be a positive thing. For me I am absolutely determined to do what I can to make my girls proud of who they are, and I know I can help them with that.” – PACT adoptive parent