CCAI (Cherish Children Adoption International) is a U.S.-based non-profit adoption agency that provides international and domestic adoption placement, donor-driven orphan-care projects, and lifelong post-adoption support. The organization lists a Texas branch in Houston as part of its multi-state operations.
CCAI is a non-profit adoption agency focused on finding permanent families for orphaned and abandoned children, providing humanitarian aid for children who remain in institutional care, and offering lifelong cultural, educational and emotional support to adoptees and adoptive families. The organization operates nationally and maintains a regional presence that includes a Texas branch in Houston.
Services include placement for international and domestic adoptions, donor-driven orphan-care projects, and continued post-adoption supports such as cultural programs and community events. The agency also provides home study services in select U.S. states and runs information sessions and training intended to prepare prospective adoptive parents.
CCAI offers parent education consistent with Hague requirements, ongoing adoptee programming and cultural-education opportunities designed to support identity and family integration over time. The organization also coordinates humanitarian projects—such as medical missions, educational sponsorships, and summer camps—aimed at improving conditions for children who remain in orphanages or institutional care.
A monthly informational webinar presented by agency staff to introduce CCAI's programs and answer questions from prospective adoptive families.
Placement services for international and domestic adoption, including dossier preparation, inter-country communications, travel coordination, and finalization support.
Ongoing cultural, educational and emotional supports for adoptees and adoptive families, including heritage tours, camps, retreats, and community programs.
Complete international and domestic home study services for families residing in selected states, provided to ensure compliance with legal requirements for adoption.
Hosting options that bring children to the U.S. for temporary stays so families can build relationships with older children and consider adoption as a pathway.
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Humanitarian projects focused on improving living and educational conditions for orphans, including summer camps, medical missions, sponsorships, and one-on-one education support for children with special needs.
Hague-compliant parent education delivered online and via live sessions to prepare prospective adoptive parents for medical, emotional, attachment, and cultural issues associated with adoption.
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