Chrissy’s Story – This Child Abuse Survivor Now Helps Other Children Heal and Find Loving Families
One girl’s story of surviving physical, sexual and emotional abuse and becoming a champion for other children in danger.
One girl’s story of surviving physical, sexual and emotional abuse and becoming a champion for other children in danger.
Non-profit organizations, child welfare leaders, philanthropists, engineers and leaders from the technology sector attended a two-day event to discuss ways to improve the foster care system through technology-focused solutions.
Addressing and treating childhood trauma improves outcomes for individuals, families and communities as a whole.
School districts in Kansas are invited to request free training for staff on childhood traumatic stress in order to become a trauma-informed school.
Read the latest stories of how KVC is helping children and families across the U.S.
The number of children in KVC Kansas programs on psychotropic medications is less than 9%, only a fraction of the number that many other foster care programs experience.
Safe & Connected™ allows social workers to spend less time documenting and more time using their gifts and insights to help children and families.
Last month, Olathe, Kansas mayor Michael Copeland presented KVC Health Systems’ past president and CEO with its 2016 Cathedral Builder Award.
Hear real-life examples of how KVC is touching lives through in-home family support, reunification services, foster care, adoption, behavioral healthcare and psychiatric hospitals.
When fully implemented, MyLink will use iPads to transform care delivered to children in over 1,000 foster families in Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky and West Virginia.