What are the functions of CARA, India's adoption regulation body
All about CARA, India’s adoption regulation body and its role in the adoption process in India.
- Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA): CARA is the apex body in India responsible for regulating and promoting all matters related to adoption.
- Role in Adoption Process:
- Policy and Guidelines: CARA formulates adoption policies, guidelines, and regulations to ensure the welfare and best interests of children available for adoption.
- Monitoring and Oversight: CARA monitors and oversees the functioning of adoption agencies and ensures compliance with legal procedures and standards established for adoption.
- Accreditation and Recognition: CARA accredits, recognizes, and supervises adoption agencies, ensuring their compliance with adoption regulations.
- Child Matching and Adoption: CARA serves as the central authority for child matching and allocation to prospective adoptive parents based on their eligibility and preference.
- Post-Adoption Support: CARA facilitates post-adoption support to adoptive parents and ensures their continued well-being and assistance if needed.
- International Adoption: CARA is also responsible for regulating and supervising inter-country adoption by maintaining partnerships and cooperation with foreign adoption agencies and governments.
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