Thanks to the support of so many heroes, we raised a recording-breaking amount of funds to help foster families and children in need.

By understanding the most common disorders and factors that might be hindering to a child’s development, we can help our children get the attention and treatment they need.

The new KIDS COUNT policy report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation names Kansas as one of the top five states that has kept family placements high and group placements low.

More than 50 professionals attended a free seminar about childhood traumatic stress in Parsons, Kansas on May 20, 2015.

Children are not born knowing how to regulate their emotions. Therefore, parents, teachers and caregivers must teach them emotional literacy skills.

KVC is seeking real stories from children, youth, families and staff nationwide about reunification, foster care, adoption, in-home family services, behavioral/mental healthcare, residential psychiatric hospital care, and other services KVC provides.

On June 18, sports leaders and community members will come together at the KVC Hero Luncheon for insider commentary and inspiration.

Mental health is one of the hardest topics to bring up – but discussing it is one of the most important conversations people can have. Text, Talk, Act is a fun and innovative way to get young people talking about mental health.

Each year, more than 150 undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. nationwide students complete their internship or practicum at KVC.