More than 500 people enjoyed a night of fun and fundraising at The Gala on Fire, an event that benefits children and families served by KVC.

The holidays are a time when many people return to the familiar and comfortable surroundings of their parent’s home. But what happens to those young people who do not have a place to go home to?

#GivingTuesday is a day for everyone, everywhere to GIVE in their own way.

KVC is reaching out to individuals, families and the business community to donate gifts to children in foster care this holiday season.

More than 70 percent of Singapore’s children in government care are in orphanages. Yet research shows that children grow better in families. For that reason, Singapore recently turned to KVC to learn how to transition to community-based care.

Federal administrators are determined to end youth homelessness by 2020 and KVC is leading a broadly-supported initiative to create a new national model for this vulnerable population.

KVC Health Systems has launched a national #NeverStopCaring initiative to bring awareness to the national crisis of youth aging out of foster care and propose the creation of a specialized career college.

Adoptive parent and blogger Mike Berry offers his advice for forming successful relationships with birth parents.

If the proposal comes to fruition, the ensuing Sugar Grove College could become a new national model for how to help a vulnerable population while saving and creating jobs.

New legislation prevents children and youth from becoming victims of sex trafficking, protects youth who are already victims, and offers new hope of permanent families for youth transitioning out of foster care.