Hague Accreditation and Approval Monitoring and Oversight Report In accordance with 22 CFR Part 96.91 and 92, COA makes information available about substantiated complaints and adverse actions against an accredited agency or approved person. COA recognizes that before making a final decision on an adoption service provider many prospective adoptive parents want to know if the program has a history of not uncommon for programs violations. It’s to have an occasional state licensing or Hague Accreditation regulatory violation. However, serious or regular, on-going violations are reasons for concern. COA also encourages prospective adoptive parents to obtain additional information from the adoption service provider to evaluate compliance information in the context of the adoption service provider’s operations. For example, one might assess the number of substantiated complaints in relation to the average number of adoptions completed. (In accordance with 22 CFR Part 96.39 (b), accredited agencies and approved persons are required to make available upon request, information about the number of placements per year, and the number and percentage of disrupted/dissolved adoptions.) COA is not authorized to disclose any additional information about complaint(s) or adverse actions. For additional information please contact the adoption service provider directly. Substantiated Complaints and Adverse Action Report **NOTE: This adoption service provider is no longer Hague Accredited, effective 1/31/2012** Adoption Service Provider Information Name Adoption Alliance Mailing Address 2121 S. Oneida Street, Suite 420; Denver, CO 80122 Website Substantiated Complaints Status of the Complaint Nature of the Complaint Substantiated Violations – No substantiated complaints. Adverse Action Type and Status of the Adverse Action Reasons for the Action No adverse actions.
Hague Accreditation and Approval Monitoring and Oversight Report In accordance with 22 CFR Part 96.91 and 92, COA makes information available about substantiated complaints and adverse actions against an accredited agency or approved person. COA recognizes that before making a final decision on an adoption service provider many prospective adoptive parents want to know if the program has a history of violations. It’s not uncommon for programs to have an occasional state licensing or Hague Accreditation regulatory violation. However, serious or regular, on-going violations are reasons for concern. COA also encourages prospective adoptive parents to obtain additional information from the adoption service provider to evaluate compliance information in the context of the adoption service provider’s operations. For example, one might assess the number of substantiated complaints in relation to the average number of adoptions completed. (In accordance with 22 CFR Part 96.39 (b), accredited agencies and approved persons are required to make available upon request, information about the number of placements per year, and the number and percentage of disrupted/dissolved adoptions.) COA is not authorized to disclose any additional information about complaint(s) or adverse actions. For additional information please contact the adoption service provider directly. Substantiated Complaints and Adverse Action Report **NOTE: This adoption service provider is no longer Hague Accredited, effective 1/31/2012** Adoption Service Provider Information Name Adoption Alliance Mailing Address 2121 S. Oneida Street, Suite 420; Denver, CO 80122 Website Substantiated Complaints Status of the Complaint Nature of the Complaint – Substantiated Violations No substantiated complaints. Adverse Action Type and Status of the Adverse Action Reasons for the Action No adverse actions.
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