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It's when you have a family and sometimes you get taken away because sometimes they are mean or something and then you get in to a different family. hard to think that for lucas, this could have been his last chance to be adopted. if we hadn't adopted him, i think he was going to foster care. yeah, yeah. there's no shortage of parents ready to take on newborn babies. the problem is with the older kids. we still can't find families for those children who we know need adoption and are waiting longer. and those are the children that are older, part of sibling groups, children from black heritage ...

The number of children in care who are adopted has fallen in england. the government says there's a growing need to find and recruit families to adopt the rising number of children who remain in the care system. as of march this year there were almost 81,000 children in care. in 2015, nearly 5,500 children were adopted from the care system. but this year that number had dropped to just under 3,000 children. adoption uk describes this as a tragedy and says "hard to place" children, who are often older, in sibling groups, from an ethnic minority or with disabilities, desperately need parents. je...

Desperately need parents. jeremy cooke reports. adoption changes children's lives. just gets funnier, cuter. it rewrites their futures. really, really important in getting the children a forever family. but adoption numbers have fallen dramatically. we need to be doing much more to find homes for these children. when adoption goes well, it can look like this. sibling groups can be among the growing number of kids classed as hard to place. but kara and gordon were up for it. i think both of us felt a bond with them and they were our children. that's me and that's lucas. and that's daddy. the ki...

Because sometimes they are mean or something and then you get to move into a different family. it is hard to think that for lucas this could have been his last chance to be adopted. if we hadn't adopted him i think he was going into long—term foster care. yeah, yeah. i think that was kind of the next plan. only three and a half. heartbreaking, isn't it? there's no shortage of parents ready to take on newborn babies. the problem is with the other kids. we still can't find families for those children who we know need adoption and are waiting longer. and those are the children that are older, p...

The problem is with the older kids. we still can't find families for those children who we know need adoption and are waiting longer. and those are the children that are older, part of sibling groups, children from black heritage and with additional complex needs. agencies like west yorkshire one are vital to make the system work. every one of her computer profiles is a child that she's come to know and to care about. this one says a is a happy baby, always has a smile to share. sophie and jenny working to recruit parents looking for the perfect match — adoption a last but necessary resort. ...