Updated Research:13 BILLION in Profits for
the Adoption Industry
Claudia Corrigan DArcy
How Much Money is Really Made off of the Separation
of Mothers & Babies?
So this morning marching orders
for work to be done came via Facebook. My chart with projected profits of the adoption industry that I had created a while
ago and that lead to a discussion on Facebook.
Fertility Clinics & Adoption Services: An Industry
Analysis from 2000
Now, these numbers that we have
are based off of a market data research report
looking into the Fertility Clinics & Adoption Services. The report was released
in 2000 and was based off of 1999 numbers. My chart,
which I have since this AM, updated to project the profits in adoption to 2015,
is taking their base number of $1,400,000,000 and uses the estimate 11.9%
growth rate provided in the report to give us the numbers. I do not have
access to the report and so the details from it that were used in the original
chart and the new updated one come from ExiledMothers.com who culled it from Adoption.com
and I am assuming that somewhere, someone had their hands on it and read the
thing! The report does not seem to be available anymore, but there is a copy at
the Library of Congress.
Over $5,763,699,255,82 in Profits from Adoption in 2013
Yep, close to 6 billion dollars
made from the separation of mothers and children and the manufacturing of
families for profit. Here’s the update chart, which can also be found on the Truth About the Adoption Industry page here.
The 6 BILLION Adoption
Industry Profit projection is LOW!
Now, since there are obvious
flaws in the projected adoption profits chart. Old research, a projected growth
rate that was probably too low in for the mid 2000 when international adoptions
were flourishing and too high for the past few years that have seen rates fall
due to countries and some agencies closing and a greater need for the
adoption agencies to pump up their marketing to
find more babies all make the numbers a gross estimate.
I dislike gross estimates, so I
went a hunting.
And to my delight, there was a
new adoption
industry market data analyst report published just this
year!! Even better this report does NOT group the fertility
industry in at all but is just Adoption & Child Welfare Services in the US.
This NEW Adoption Industry
research puts the REVENUE made from Adoption related services at 13 BILLION.
Shall we repeat that?
Thirteen Billion Dollars Made in Revenue from the Adoption
Industry.
Which basically means that for the last god knows
how long, we have been screaming about only HALF the profits made by the
adoption industry. Less than Half. What this report will give us is firm
numbers and new projections into the very heart of the adoption industry: the
chain of money flow and the all the charts we could hope for!
What is the Adoption & Child
Welfare Services Industry?
This industry includes
nonresidential social assistance services for children and young adults.
Private sector and nonprofit establishments in this industry offer services in
the areas of adoption, foster care placement, drug prevention, guidance and self-help,
life skills training and positive social development. This industry excludes orphanages and group homes, day care
services, youth recreational sports centers, sports teams and leagues and
scouting organizations.
Adoption agencies and providers
of child welfare services faced a rocky road during the recession, as private
donations dwindled and federal funding remained stagnant. Improvement is on the
horizon, however. The industry’s own revenue streams will also improve, as
their endowment funding recovers. While government spending on social services
will likely lessen, corporate donations will blossom again.
This report covers the scope,
size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities
and success factors. Also included are five year industry forecasts, growth
rates and an analysis of the industry key players and their market shares.
Adoption Industry Products
- Adoption services
- Foster & guardianship services
- Youth service programs
- Youth counseling & developmental
services
- Shelter services
- Other social assistance services
Adoption Industry Activities
- Adoption placement
services
- Abandoned infant assistance
- Foster care placement services
- Child guidance services
- Child abuse prevention
services
- Youth community center services
(except recreational)
- Self-help programs for teens
- Teen outreach services
- Youth guidance services
That’s ALL what is available on
line right now. As it is a new report, they are hiding the glorious guts. Can
you tell I am just drooling with desire to get my hands on this thing? Current
adoption profit numbers? Be still my fact finding heart! This is better than
designer shoes on clearance or a fab flea market find!
That’s the good news. The bad
news is that the report is $950.00 to purchase.
I have contacted the
publishers, and several resellers inquiring about any possible discounts and
“we will talk about how wonderful you are in AdoptionLand “if you give us the
report. I have a feeling that that is not going to work, as I have been
told no by most, but not by all yet. I’m still not hopeful; I think it’s just
that they have not gotten to my request yet. I have found some high level folks
on Twitter and shall see what I can do, but… These data market reports want
their money too.
I am hoping that they will see
the benefits of giving me the report. Overall, while IBISWorld is well known in
the business to business sector, they don’t seem to have a lot going on from
the pirate sector of people knowing about them or talking about them. I would
love to sing their praises, credit them on the research, and provide
lovely back links for their SEO. Hell, I’ll post and promote their Press
releases a for the rest of my days if I could get this report! Plus, anything I
do publish on outsource places henceforth, like the New York Times, or
whatever, I would link back and credit them as super great human beings and a
totally ethical company. That’s what I would LOVE to do, but so far I
only have a bad full of hope.
Meanwhile, we KNOW the big
adoption agencies have their hands on this report and are probably coming up
with new an improved propaganda messages in order to continue their profit
growth. So now the question is,
if I can’t manage a trade for the market research, can we get $950.00 for
this?
Firm 2007 Numbers on Adoption Profits at 11 Billion!
Even if this report is not in
my hands…yet. I little bit more of sleuthing has revealed to me data from
the US Census Bureau which in 2007 did an industry analysis of the “Child and Youth Services Segment” which is where adoption
falls in. The official coded number of this is NAICS 62411 and
that provides interesting search results as well!
So according to the 2007 US Census Industry numbers,
“receipts” is net revenue not including taxes.
Description
|
Receipts
% of U.S. |
|||||
United States
|
9,723
|
11,399,091
|
100.00
|
38
|
4,148,590
|
155,730
|
$ 11,399,091,000.00 in profits
from the adoption industry overall. Over four billion dollars made by persons
in the legalized version of child trafficking.
Editorial Note: "We are quite
aware that the child distribution business which our family courts and many
aggressive lawyers engage in, amounts to billions in revenues.
Whether it be 3 or 13 or 30 billion is of little import. What is critical
is that our nation's focus should not be on money but on the fact that
biological children are being transported out of the natural family and into
God knows where, which is driven in the main by financial concerns. Money
is the power to make decisions and the love of it should not be a factor in the
separation of a biological child from their birth-parents."
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