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An emotional initiative led by Belgian entrepreneur Claude Rigo-Gavriloff
Every year, more than 260,000 children are adopted worldwide, including over 30,000 in Europe. Behind these figures are thousands of mothers forced to give up their children, and just as many children who have become adults searching for their origins.
To address this vital need for truth and reconciliation, Claude Rigo-Gavriloff, a Belgian entrepreneur, launches FindMeBack.com: a secure and confidential platform that allows biological mothers and adopted children to find each other.
"It's not about stirring up the past, but about allowing thousands of people to rebuild themselves. This site is a bridge between beings separated by life, silence, or pain."
Through a voluntary registration system, FindMeBack.com allows everyone to submit key information (dates, places, first names, institutions) and be alerted in case of potential matches. A protected exchange space then allows connection, at a chosen pace, between the child and the biological mother.
Behind every adoption, there is often a mother left without news. Violence, social pressure, poverty: these women have not turned the page — they have closed it reluctantly. Many children, now adults, seek to understand, to fill an existential gap. Some wait for answers. Others simply want to say thank you or "I'm doing well."
FindMeBack.com is neither a raw database nor a social network. It is a place of healing, reunion, and inner peace. Its objective: to give women and children separated by adoption the possibility of finding each other — freely, humanely, without judgment.
FindMeBack.com is an AI-powered family reunification platform that helps separated families find each other through advanced technology and compassionate human support. The platform combines cutting-edge matching algorithms with a secure, confidential environment designed to facilitate meaningful reconnections.