National Adoption Day is November 19, 2016. Here are 5 ways you can celebrate with your family!

Following tradition, many judges open their courthouse on the weekend before Thanksgiving to complete adoptions and bring smiles to the faces of children and adults alike. In total this November, nonprofit KVC Kansas is helping to facilitate the adoptions of nearly sixty children in the Kansas City area, Topeka and other parts of eastern Kansas.

17-year-old Bob thought he was too old to be adopted until one family watched his adoption video online and knew they could meet his needs.

KVC AfterCare Therapist Julian Brown shares his story of how family therapy helped a family after adopting their niece.

Nearly 60% of Kansas children in state custody are safely reunited with their families, and the determination and success of these parents is something to be celebrated.

As your family recognizes and celebrates special occasions, remember that if a child in your care is struggling with grief and other strong emotions, you may need to pause to provide some extra support.

November is National Adoption Month. KVC is working with judges and others to facilitate the adoptions of more than 60 Kansas children.

Casi and Andy struggled with the decision to move forward in adopting 9-year-old Matthew, but they knew they were supposed to bring him into their family after Andy received a sign.

Do you have a success story you would like to share with others? KVC Health Systems wants to hear from you! We are seeking real stories from children, youth, families and staff nationwide about reunification, foster care, adoption, in-home family services, behavioral/mental healthcare, residential psychiatric hospital care, and other services KVC provides.

A round-up of print and TV coverage of KVC’s National Adoption Day celebrations across the state