Welcome to the ASCC project, developing and providing training for hospital-based professionals on adoption-competent care.
The Adoption-Sensitive Clinical Care project, or ASCC, was developed to help hospital-based staff feel more comfortable and confident discussing adoption as an option with patients facing unintended pregnancies. Continue browsing to learn more about the ASCC curriculum called Understanding Infant Adoption version 7 (UIA 7), training opportunities, and how to get involved.
The ASCC project has built a team of experienced partners to improve access and to make available online, an enhanced hospital-based, adoption-sensitive care curriculum called Understanding Infant Adoption version 7 (UIA 7) in a cooperative agreement with the Children’s Bureau.
In-person training will provide access to the Understanding Infant Adoption version 7 (UIA 7) curriculum that is targeted for hospital-based service providers, doctors, nurses, and staff who provide pregnancy or adoption information and referrals to ensure that expectant parents who wish to place a child for adoption have access to appropriately trained staff and comprehensive supports throughout the adoption process.
An online program providing essential skills and knowledge to support hospital-based service providers, doctors, nurses, and staff who provide pregnancy or adoption information. Click the learn more button below to read about online training and register.
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