Rainbow Adoptions International Inc

“Travel 2,780”

“Interest 6,731”

“Telephone 1,801”

“Advertising 4,309”

“Insurance 5,802”

“Office supplies 1,580”

“Licenses 615”

“Dues subscriptions 145”

“Miscellaneous 50”

“Payroll taxes 1,020”

“Fixed assets Beginning of year 749, End of year 750”

“Credit card payables Beginning of year 23,886, End of year 23,871”

“Payroll taxes payable Beginning of year 868, End of year 868”

“Domestic Adoptions from Foster Care U.S. Rainbow Adoptions completed 9 home studies for families in preparation for them to adopt a child or children from the U.S. foster care system. After each of those home studies was completed, searches on the internet and photo listing books. 7 of those families were matched and successfully placed with a child or sibling group.”

“Domestic Newborn Adoptions U.S. Rainbow Adoptions completed 5 new home study evaluations for families in preparation for their adoptions of newborn babies from within the U.S. Each home study consists of evaluating a potential adoptive parent to determine his/her compliance with CT state regulations as well as his/her emotional, mental, and physical health in preparation to become a parent to an adopted child. Once the home studies were completed, 4 of those approved families were matched with birth mothers and placed with children.”

“International Adoptions Rainbow Adoptions completed 4 home study reports for a families trying to adopt a child from D.R. Congo, Colombia, Ethiopia and Ghana.”

“Post-Placement Services U.S. and International Rainbow Adoptions provided post-placement supervision to 11 families on varying schedules determined by the placing state or country. Of those families, the post-placement services that were required were completed in their entirety, and 10 of those cases were closed.”

“Other Services Rainbow Adoptions saw 21 families for intake sessions during 2014, although not all new families seek to participate in an intake session, nor do all intakes follow through in completing the home study process. We offer these intakes without cost to the families, but it provides them with early education as they explore their options for adoption.”