What are the conditions for Urumqi Welfare Institute to adopt disabled people who can't take care of themselves without guardians?

An adopter who adopts a child shall meet the following conditions at the same time: (1) No children. The so-called "childless" means that the adopter has neither biological children nor adopted children or stepchildren. (2) Have the ability to raise and educate the adoptee. The so-called "ability to raise and educate the adoptee" means that the adopter should have full capacity for civil conduct, have the ability to raise and educate the adoptee in physical, intellectual, economic and moral aspects, and be able to fulfill the obligations of parents to their children. (3) Not suffering from diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adopting children. The so-called "not suffering from diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adopting children" mainly refers to mental illness and infectious diseases. (4) At least 30 years old. The so-called "over 30" includes the number of 30 years old. If the husband and wife adopt together, they must be at least 30 years old. According to the relevant provisions of the Law of China Municipality on the Registration of Adopted Children, the adoption of children requires the following procedures: 1. The adopter shall submit an application for adoption and the following documents and certification materials to the adoption registration authority. (a) the adopter's household registration book and identity card; (2) A certificate issued by the adopter's unit or village (neighborhood) committee on his marital status, whether he has children, and whether he has the ability to raise and educate the adoptee; (3) A physical examination certificate issued by a medical institution at or above the county level that he has not suffered from a disease that is medically considered unsuitable for adopting a child. Second, if an abandoned baby or child whose biological parents cannot be found is adopted, the birth certificate issued by the family planning department of the adopter's habitual residence shall be submitted; Among them, if abandoned babies or children raised by non-social welfare institutions cannot be found, the following supporting materials shall also be submitted: (1) a certificate issued by the family planning department of the adopter's habitual residence that the adopter has no children; (two) the report certificate issued by the public security organ for picking up abandoned children. If you adopt a stepchild, you can only submit the household registration book, identity card and proof that the adopter is married to the adoptive father or adoptive mother. 3. The person placing out the child for adoption shall submit the following documents and supporting materials to the adoption registration authority: (1) the household registration book and identity card of the person placing out the child for adoption (if the organization is the person in charge, the identity card of the person in charge shall be submitted); (2) Where it is stipulated that the adoption shall be approved by other people, the written opinions of other people who have the obligation to support the adoption shall be submitted. If the social welfare institution is the adopter, it shall also submit the original records of abandoned babies and children entering the social welfare institution, the certificate issued by the public security organ to pick up abandoned babies and children and report the case, or the certificate that the orphan's biological parents are dead or declared dead. If the guardian is the person who puts out the child for adoption, he shall also submit the certificate that he actually bears the guardianship responsibility, the certificate that the orphan's parents are dead or declared dead, or the certificate that the adoptive parents have no full capacity for civil conduct and are seriously harmful to the adoptee. If the parents are adopters, they should also submit an agreement signed with the local family planning department that does not violate the family planning regulations; If there are special difficulties in raising children, it shall also submit a certificate issued by the unit or the villagers' committee or residents' committee that the dependents have special difficulties. Among them, if the spouse is widowed or the whereabouts of one party is unknown, it is necessary to provide proof of the death or whereabouts of the spouse; If a child is adopted by a blood relative of the same generation within three generations, a notarized certificate of kinship with the adopter shall also be submitted. If the adoptee is a disabled child, a child disability certificate issued by a medical institution at or above the county level shall be submitted. Four, the implementation of hierarchical registration system for adoption registration, which involves the adoption registration of mainland citizens and mainland citizens, shall be handled by the civil affairs department at the county level where the children's household registration is located; Adoption registration involving Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, overseas Chinese and mainland citizens shall be handled by the civil affairs departments of prefecture-level cities (states); Foreign adoption registration shall be handled by the civil affairs departments of provinces (municipalities directly under the Central Government and autonomous regions) or the civil affairs departments of prefecture-level cities (states) designated by the people's governments of provinces (municipalities directly under the Central Government and autonomous regions). Five, the parties shall personally to the adoption registration authority to establish the adoption registration. At the same time, you need to bring one-inch positive photos of adopters (men and women) and adoptees, and two-inch family photos of adopters and adoptees. In addition, if a spouse adopts a child, both husband and wife must agree to adopt it together; If a man without a spouse adopts a woman, the age difference between the adopter and the adoptee should be over 40 years old; The conditions for adopting collateral blood relatives of the same generation within three generations can be relaxed; The adoption of orphans, disabled children who can't find their biological parents, abandoned babies or children raised by social welfare institutions can be exempted from the restriction that the adopter has no children to adopt one.