The U.S. Surgeon General released an advisory on the loneliness epidemic. Here’s how connection can bring healing and support well-being.

Read award-winning, inspiring stories of connection from children and families we’ve served, foster and adoptive families, and KVC team members.

Over 400,000 children are in foster care in America. This community problem requires a community solution.

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

A new policy released by the Alliance’s Change in Mind cohort identifies how healthy brain development of children and youth leads to a thriving and prosperous society.

Since 1980, Wayne Sims has grown KVC exponentially from a single home serving at-risk children in Kansas City, Kan. to a national organization serving nearly 60,000 children and families each year across the U.S.

Dr. Jamie Schwanst’s second book “Finding Your Hero” encourages children in foster care to find heroes in their communities who can support and guide them toward becoming a successful adult.