Open-minded, talented, and always up to learn something new -- Zamora is just versatile like that. That's exactly the attitude she had when it came to creating her In-Depth Profile so she could share about herself directly with potential families. Learning what you like, what you’re good at, and what’s important to you is a huge part of being a teenager, and Zamora is right in the thick of it!
Zamora loves to
spend her time playing sports, coloring, working on puzzles, watching movies,
writing in her journal, reading, doing her makeup, and hanging out with her
favorite animal, dogs. Zamora wants it noted that yes, as a teenager,
she likes spending time in her room, talking on the phone, and keeping up on
the latest internet trends.
An active adventurer,
Zamora loves to bike, take walks, and generally be out and about, especially
when she gets to spend time with peers and friends her age. Zamora is a really
fun person to be around. Whether it's just getting out in her neighborhood, or
flying cross country for a warm weather vacay, Zamora loves to be on-the-go.
A very responsible person, it’s clear to see that Zamora is a
natural leader. Empathetic, independent, and caring, Zamora has demonstrated
some awesome leadership qualities that an adoptive family can look forward to
helping her explore even further. Zamora has a few ideas about what she’d like
to do when she grows up – she’s considering a career in law enforcement,
firefighting, the army, or the music industry. A family who can help her
navigate her options will be really great for her.
Currently in the 7th
grade, Zamora is trying her best as she grasps the world of virtual learning.
She likes to get good grades and is proud to work towards achieving them! She
gravitates toward mentor relationships and appreciates being held accountable.
With an adoptive family’s support and a permanent place to call home, Zamora
will be able to fully focus on school and her extracurriculars, which she
certainly deserves to be able to do.
Zamora’s relationships with her biological siblings are highly
important to her. An adoptive family who will support these bonds is essential.
Zamora wants to share
that she would like an African American mom and would prefer to be the only
child with her own room. Zamora added that she would love to spend time with
her mom living the city life -- shopping, traveling, watching movies, and
spending quality time together. Zamora would like a loving parent(s) who also
values her independence.
Zamora’s social worker is excited to hear from local families in Washington, especially with strong maternal figures. She would do really well in an African American family, or a family with close ties to her culture. Zamora would love to have her own room, but is also excited at the prospect of having siblings her age or older, as long as she has her own space too! More than anything, Zamora needs a foundation to blossom from and a positive home environment to help her as she continues to learn to embrace life and build up her optimism. She deserves it.
