Our Magazine

If you're thinking about intercountry adoption or have already adopted children from other countries, you'll find our ICANZ magazines a great read.

 We produce magazines twice a year, in Autumn and Spring. The subscription year runs from 1 July to 31 June.

Subscribe to our magazine today and you'll receive the Spring 2012 edition from November 2012 and the Autumn 2013 edition in May 2013. Some of our older editions are also available on back issue. Check with us if you'd like a particular back issue.

You can pay on-line. If you prefer to send a cheque in the mail, you can print out the subscription form and post it with your cheque.

Subscriptions are only $28.75 per year (incl. GST) or $38.00 per year when posted overseas.

We feature a huge array of issues essential to adoption and parenting, including:

  • Parenting adopted children
  • The journey to adopt from another country - personal stories
  • Your child's home culture
  • Trans-racial adoption
  • Adopting older children and sibling groups
  • Health issues in institutionalized children
  • Parenting toddlers to teenagers
  • The reality of orphanage life
  • Search and reunion

And, regular pages including:

  • Regional news
  • Welcome Home!
  • Success Stories
  • Glad to be Here Photos
  • Teen and young adult pages
  • Lots and lots of photos of our wonderful children as they grow up
  • And much, much more!

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How Many Planes to Get Me

Read this inspiring New Zealand story of adopting children inter country.

"When your adoption is finalised...
It's not the completion of the adoption...
Its the beginning!"

Building the Bonds of Attachment;

Awakening Love in Deeply Troubled Children by Daniel A. Hughes.

This book uses a case study in an easy-to-read way to explain why some children have attachment issues and how parents can improve attachment. Hughes, a very well known psychologist and author, portrays the child's inner world, allowing the reader to gain a greater understanding of the child's view of life.