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SUMMARY:Family Reunification Month
DESCRIPTION:June is Family Reunification Month and at KVC Health Systems we celebrate those families that have worked hard to overcome obstacles\, resolve conflicts and learn healthy skills in order for their children to safely return home from foster care! \nUltimately\, the goal of foster care is reunification (also known as reintegration)\, and equipping biological parents with the resources and skills they need to thrive is at the heart of it all. We are all a part of family systems\, and even when families are experiencing difficulties\, many aspects of our family compose our identities. Our culture\, language and belief systems\, along with the social connections embedded in community\, school\, churches and extended family are all a very powerful part of who we are. KVC recognizes that parents have a lot of unmet needs\, which is why we have built additional services beyond what is required of a foster case management provider. \nIf you care about families in your community who face serious challenges\, we invite you to showw your support during June and all year long\, learn more and get involved here. \n 
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/family-reunification-month/
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SUMMARY:Pride Month
DESCRIPTION:We all deserve to be loved\, accepted and supported by our families and communities. At KVC\, we are proud to help families\, support mental health for all\, make safe spaces for everyone and to be a place where everyone belongs. \nHere are some resources where you can learn more and help everyone feel safe and connected: \n\nSuicide Prevention: How We Can Support LGBTQIA+ Youth Mental Health \nNew Research: LGBTQIA+ Youth Mental Health & How You Can Help \nNavigating Mental Health: Resources for Lesbian\, Gay\, Bisexual and Other LGBTQIA+ Individuals \nLGBTQIA+ Mental Health Resources
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/pride-month/
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SUMMARY:Black\, Indigenous & People of Color Mental Health Awareness Month
DESCRIPTION:Everyone deserves compassionate care and healing connections. At KVC\, we honor the mental health needs of Black\, Indigenous and people of color. Learn how you can turn awareness into action this month.  \n  \nResources: \n\nEmbracing Differences: Camber’s Commitment to Mental Wellness Through Culturally Competent Care\nHow to Talk About Racism and Its Effects with Kids\nFostering Cultural Competence: Supporting Black Children in Foster Care\n15 Empowering Books About Mental Health\, Trauma & Diversity for Kids and Adults\nThe Loneliness Epidemic: Cultivating a Culture of Connection
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/black-indigenous-people-of-color-mental-health-awareness-month/
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SUMMARY:2025 KVC Kids Classic Golf Tournament
DESCRIPTION:CANYON FARMS GOLF CLUB\nMONDAY\, AUGUST 25 in LENEXA\, KANSAS\n\nPlay with a Purpose!\nThis is your chance to experience one of the region’s most spectacular and premier private golf clubs\, the exclusive members only Canyon Farms Golf Club located in the heart of Lenexa\, KS. Golfers will receive VIP treatment as they enjoy all 18 holes\, a golf cart\, many gifts and prizes\, meals before and after flights\, and deluxe golf ‘swag’. Twenty teams play in the morning flight\, and twenty teams play in the afternoon flight. \n160 Golfers\, AM and PM flights \nClick here to support children and families in crisis by becoming a sponsor today.\nFind details about each sponsorship level here or email Amanda Smasal at asmasal@kvc.org. \n  \n \n\nSee photos from the 2024 KVC Kids Classic on Facebook
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/2025-kvc-kids-classic-golf-tournament/
LOCATION:Canyon Farms Golf Club\, 17501 W 87th St Pkwy\, Lenexa\, KS\, 66219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fundraising
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251001
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SUMMARY:National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
DESCRIPTION:September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month which helps promote resources and awareness around prevention. Suicide has become a major public health issue and families across the United States are in crisis as suicide has become the second leading cause of death for people aged 10 to 34. Here at KVC\, we know we all need connection. And that drives our dedication to stopping suicide in its tracks. Take a look at our suicide prevention efforts\, and explore how our work at KVC is making an impact. \nGet Involved: As KVC and other mental health organizations work to improve access to mental healthcare\, individuals can take steps to care for their own mental health and encourage others to do the same. You can make a real difference as you increase your awareness and gain helpful tools. Learn what you can do to help prevent suicide.  \n  \nKVC Resources on Suicide Awareness & Support
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/national-suicide-prevention-awareness-month-5/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250901
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251001
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SUMMARY:National Kinship Care Month
DESCRIPTION:It’s National Kinship Care Month\, a time to honor the role of relatives and non-related kin who provide loving homes for children when their birth parents are unable to care for them. This might include grandparents\, aunts\, uncles\, siblings\, family friends\, coaches\, teachers or neighbors who have an existing relationship with the child. The goal of kinship care is to maintain the child’s connection to their normal surroundings — both family and community. \nWhen a child needs to be placed out of home\, finding caring relatives or non-related kin such as teachers or neighbors is a top priority for KVC. “We dig deep into the family tree and try to contact anyone for possible placement\,” shares Kimberly Smith\, LPC\, Director of Kinship Services. “Kinship care can be more like building a family forest than a family tree.” Kinship care helps children maintain connections to their roots and receive the support and love of their extended family. Learn more about kinship care! 
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/national-kinship-care-month-5/
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SUMMARY:Bullying Prevention Month
DESCRIPTION:As Bullying Prevention Month\, October is an ideal time to focus our collective efforts on reducing bullying for our young people. \nBullying is both a symptom and a cause of loneliness. Bullying has a negative ripple effect beyond the bully and the person on the receiving end. Bullying contributes to a culture of fear for everyone in the community. But the good news is that connection can prevent or bring an end to bullying. Overcoming bullying requires that all of us take action collectively to help instill empathy and ensure youth are safe and have a network of healthy relationships. This October\, check out some of our free educational resources! \nResources: \nBullying Prevention: How Connection\, Empathy and Action Can Make an Impact: Learn how to spot bullying and how you can overcome it through encouraging connection.  \n5 Reasons Children Bully and How Parents Can Help: How can you prevent your child from becoming someone who bullies? It’s important to understand what defines a bully and typical reasons children bully. \nFind Mental Health Services: Bullying can have a profound impact on mental health. KVC provides a wide range of compassionate\, effective mental and behavioral healthcare services that can help your family cope with the effects of bullying. 
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/bullying-prevention-month-2/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251201
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SUMMARY:National Adoption Month
DESCRIPTION:November is National Adoption Month! KVC Health Systems’ local teams are proud to have matched over 6\,000 children in foster care with loving adoptive families over the last 20 years. But there are still more than 100\,000 U.S. children in foster care who need a permanent loving family. Learn more here. \nFurther Resources:  \nWhat Does Adoption Cost? \nThe Emotional Journey of Adoption from Foster Care: Navigating Loss\, Attachment & Bonding \nWhat to Expect When Adopting from Foster Care \n 
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/national-adoption-month-2/
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SUMMARY:Social Work Month 2026
DESCRIPTION:March is National Social Work Month and allows us at KVC to honor the incredible ways that our social workers\, clinicians and other professionals help children\, adults and families. Social work is a helping profession focused on enhancing human wellbeing and meeting people’s basic and complex needs\, with a particular focus on those who are vulnerable\, oppressed and living in poverty. \nSocial Workers Transform Lives\nRay’s case manager Maureen was a wonderful positive force in his life and helped him create a better future. Now Ray is a husband\, a father\, and the leader of One Community Jiu Jitsu in Kansas City\, KS\, which provides free classes to children and teens. Through martial arts\, youth learn self-confidence and strengthen their mental health through self-defense training. \n \nKVC Social Work Stories: Diversity in Social Work\nAt KVC\, we recognize the essential need to recruit individuals who mirror the diverse population we serve. In this video\, team member Na’Taya Quinn shares why he chooses to work at KVC.\n \nSocial Work Resources: \n\nA Day in the Life of a Social Worker\nSelf-Care for Social Workers: Seven Steps to Avoid Burnout\nHow Social Workers Break Barriers\n10 Surprising Things You Didn’t Know About Social Workers
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/social-work-month-2026/
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SUMMARY:Child Abuse Prevention Month
DESCRIPTION:April is Child Abuse Prevention Month\nWe encourage everyone to recommit to ensuring that every child grows up in a safe\, stable\, and nurturing environment so they have the chance to succeed. While child abuse prevention is focused on noticing children’s safety in homes and communities\, we carry forward the same commitment in our services. \nProtecting children and keeping kids safe is the heart of our work at KVC. When families are in crisis due to family challenges or mental health needs\, caring KVC professionals step in for the very purpose of safety. Our track record on child safety is why state child welfare agencies across the U.S. trust us to care for tens of thousands of children and families each year. \nResources: \n\nChild Abuse Prevention: What Can I Do?\nFact or Fiction – What is True About Child Abuse?\nRecognizing the Signs of Child Abuse and Neglect
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/child-abuse-prevention-month-4/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260407T133000
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SUMMARY:FREE Webinar: Resilient Minds: Building the Capacity to Adapt and Grow
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Resilience in Children and Adolescents Through Behavior\nResilience is often described as toughness or the ability to “push through.” In reality\, resilience is a set of skills that develops over time and looks different for every child and adolescent. \nThis webinar explores what resilience actually is\, how it shows up in youth behavior\, and why difficulty adapting to stress or change is often a skill gap rather than a behavior problem. \nParticipants will gain a clearer understanding of the foundations of resilience and how resilience-informed approaches help adults recognize\, interpret\, and support youth responses to challenge\, recovery\, and re-engagement over time. \nWhat you’ll learn:\n\nWhat resilience in children and adolescents actually is—and what it isn’t\nHow adaptability and emotional recovery show up in youth behavior\nWhy difficulty adapting is often a skill-based challenge\, not a behavior problem\nWays caregivers and educators can better understand and support resilience\nHow consistency helps youth recover\, re-engage\, and grow\n\nRegister to gain applied insight\, 1.5 free CEUs*\, and a stronger framework for understanding and supporting youth resilience and wellbeing. \nPresenters: Bethany Nold & Brett Ellis \nPS: Can’t attend live? Register anyway\, and we’ll send you the recording. \n*You will receive 1.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) for each webinar you attend live. CEUs cannot be awarded for watching recordings. \nThese CEUs are approved by the Kansas and Missouri State Committees of Social Workers and may be used by professionals who recognize State Committee for Social Worker-approved CEUs. \nRegister Now! \nAbout Camber Mental Health\nCamber Mental Health provides inpatient and residential mental health treatment for youth and adolescents\, focusing on compassionate\, evidence-based care. Our team supports individuals experiencing depression\, anxiety\, suicidal thoughts and the impacts of trauma\, helping them stabilize and build the skills needed for long-term wellbeing. With 24/7 care\, therapy and treatment planning\, we ensure each person receives the support they need to heal and move forward.
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/free-webinar-resilient-minds-building-the-capacity-to-adapt-and-grow/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:FREE Webinar: Boundaries in Practice: Building Clear and Consistent Limits
DESCRIPTION:Healthy Boundaries That Support Youth Behavior and Development\nHealthy boundaries play a critical role in supporting children’s and adolescents’ behavior\, relationships\, and overall wellbeing. When expectations are unclear or inconsistent\, youth often respond with escalated behavior\, confusion\, or withdrawal. \nThis session provides a clinically informed yet accessible overview of boundaries and their role in supporting healthy youth functioning. Participants will explore different types of boundaries and their practical relevance\, along with evidence-informed strategies for teaching and upholding boundaries across developmental stages\, cultural contexts\, and care settings. \nWhat you’ll learn:\n\nDifferent types of boundaries and their functions\nHow unclear or inconsistent limits show up in youth behavior and relationships\nWhy boundary testing is developmentally expected\nPractical strategies for teaching boundaries in age- and context-appropriate ways\nHow consistent expectations support trust\, independence\, and wellbeing over time\n\nRegister to gain applied insight\, 1.5 free CEUs*\, and a stronger framework for understanding and supporting youth resilience and wellbeing \nPresenters: Bethany Nold & Cheryl Costabile \nPS: Can’t attend live? Register anyway\, and we’ll send you the recording. \n*You will receive 1.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) for each webinar you attend live. CEUs cannot be awarded for watching recordings. \nThese CEUs are approved by the Kansas and Missouri State Committees of Social Workers and may be used by professionals who recognize State Committee for Social Worker-approved CEUs. \nRegister Now! \nAbout Camber Mental Health\nCamber Mental Health provides inpatient and residential mental health treatment for youth and adolescents\, focusing on compassionate\, evidence-based care. Our team supports individuals experiencing depression\, anxiety\, suicidal thoughts and the impacts of trauma\, helping them stabilize and build the skills needed for long-term wellbeing. With 24/7 care\, therapy and treatment planning\, we ensure each person receives the support they need to heal and move forward.
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/free-webinar-boundaries-in-practice-building-clear-and-consistent-limits/
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SUMMARY:2026 KVC Gala: Around the World
DESCRIPTION:Join KVC Health Systems for an unforgettable evening Around the World where connection\, elegance and impact come together. Chaired by Rob and Jennifer Welker\, Hoefer Welker\, and honorary chairs Brian Dunn and Mike Comer\, JE Dunn\, this premier Kansas City gala will feature exceptional cuisine\, signature cocktails\, live music and immersive experiences inspired by iconic global destinations. \nMore than a celebration\, KVC’s Around the World Gala fuels life-changing mental health care and critical support for children and families in our community. Last year\, KVC impacted 84\,922 children and families by providing safety\, stability and hope when it was needed most. \nBecome a Sponsor\nSponsoring KVC’s Gala is a powerful way to align your business with one of Kansas City’s most respected nonprofits while making a direct impact on children’s lives. Your support helps deliver critical mental health care\, protect children from abuse and neglect\, and strengthen families before crisis occurs. \nJoin us as a Gala Sponsor and help ensure every child’s journey leads somewhere brighter. \n \nClick here for sponsorship details or contact Amanda Smasal\, asmasal@kvc.org\, 913-912-0457. \nYou may also make a donation here.
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/2026-kvc-gala-around-the-world/
LOCATION:The Abbott Kansas City\, 1901 Cherry St.\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64108\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fundraising
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SUMMARY:2026 KVC Kids Classic Golf Tournament
DESCRIPTION:CANYON FARMS GOLF CLUB\nMONDAY\, OCTOBER 12 in LENEXA\, KANSAS\n\nPlay with a Purpose at KVC’s 25th Annual Kids Classic Golf Tournament!\nThis is your chance to experience one of the region’s most spectacular and premier private golf clubs\, the exclusive members only Canyon Farms Golf Club located in the heart of Lenexa\, KS. Golfers will receive VIP treatment as they enjoy all 18 holes\, a golf cart\, many gifts and prizes\, meals before and after flights\, and deluxe golf ‘swag.’ \nEmail Amanda Smasal at asmasal@kvc.org to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.\n\nSee photos from the 2025 KVC Kids Classic on Facebook
URL:https://www.kvc.org/event/2026-kvc-kids-classic-golf-tournament/
LOCATION:Canyon Farms Golf Club\, 17501 W 87th St Pkwy\, Lenexa\, KS\, 66219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fundraising
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