For more information, please request a complete information packet at 724-506-1181
Welcome to Huminska's Anioly
Welcome to the Huminska’s Anioly web site. There are many things you can learn about us through this web site. We not only assist with Polish Adoptions, we provide pre and post adoption support, as well as encouragement and assistance with maintaining the children’s Polish heritage through our Polish Adoptive Parents’ Association Chapters. (Currently in 16 areas of the United States). We have "Mom’s Groups" being established in various parts of the United States to help with post adoption issues. We also work with the Children’s Foundation of Hope to provide for those children living in Poland. We conduct seminars and workshops on many different aspects of adoption, foster care, health and developmental issues for those professionals working and caring for the children in the orphanages of Poland. In the best interest of those seeking to adopt children from Poland, we have collaborated with specific adoption agencies throughout the United States. These agencies not only provide home study and post adoption report services, they are professional social workers who can assist with post adoption issues and referrals to appropriate local facilities as needed. If you do not find the recommended agency for your state in our link system, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
About Huminska's Anioly Inc.
I am happy to introduce myself and the adoption process from Poland with which I can help you. My name is Mimi Huminski. My husband and I adopted two beautiful healthy children from Poland. Our three year old daughter came home in 1989 and our son in July 1990 at 15 months of age. At the request of a Polish attorney, I began working as a consultant to help others adopt from Poland. Since 1989 I have been dedicated to the orphans in Poland and Americans who wish to adopt Polish children. Over these many years, Huminska's Anioly was begun, became a Pennsylvania State Licensed Adoption Agency, became the first American Agency accredited by the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy in Poland and in 2008 became a Hague Accredited Adoption Agency.
Huminska's Anioly is Polish for Huminski's Angels and we have well over 1100 "Polish angels" home with their new American Parents since 1989.
Huminska's Anioly could have begun to assist with adoptions from many other countires, but it is our mission to work only with Poland. We can therefore, provide the best possible services to our families and dedicate our work to the children in Poland.
We welcome you to learn more about us, our families and the children in Poland through this web site and obtaining an infomration packet and speaking directly with many referrals. Our intake line is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week at (724) 506-1181. They will send an information packet right out to you. After revewing it, Mimi will be available to answer any additional questions and give you the most appropraite references for you to contact.
Polish Adoptive Parent's Association
Do you have more questions regarding Polish adoptions? Are you looking for families in your area that have adopted or are in the process? Looking some advice or just need to talk with someone? The Polish Adoptive Parents Association (“PAPA”) is here to help. PAPA is a network of families throughout the United States that have either adopted from Poland or are in the process of adopting. click here to read more...
Our Adoption Story
This is the story of four children all of which are siblings who came from Poland to the United States to begin a new life, separated by two families. Their names are Mateusz, Sabrina, Kamil and Christopher. They were adopted on April 2, 2004 and here is their story. click here to read more...
Welcome to America
We began attending PAPA gatherings in September 2007. We made many friends among the adoptive families that regularly participate in PAPA gatherings. These families have helped us tremendously through the process of completing the adoption applications in January 2008 and going through the necessary steps prior to adopting. click here to read more...