The economy, national tragedies, technology and social media are impacting young people’s development, creating a rise in teen depression and anxiety.

Building Bridges Initiative joins forces with the Provider Exchange, a network of child welfare providers bringing additional expertise to improve lives.

The public awareness campaign aims at educating caregivers and communities on healthy child brain development, toxic stress and resilience.

Nearly 2,000 children and foster parents will gather for two days to learn about helping youth feel safe and connected, healthy brain development, resilience and more.

During the March Madness NCAA tournament, KU Coach Bill Self is partnering with KVC to recruit new foster parents to care for children and teens.

Virtual reality has been introduced into mental and behavioral healthcare treatment, and KVC is showcasing this technology all around the world.

Astra Garner, Vice President of Program Services of Niles, will become President of the behavioral healthcare and child welfare organization on April 1.

We are honored to have 363 licensed social workers on our team along with hundreds more professionals who do supportive work with children and families.

Encouraging your child to give back to others in their community helps them develop empathy, appreciation, higher self-esteem and much more.

The success stories that were submitted from clients, families and staff during our 2016 story contest highlight how our services enrich and enhance lives.