Every year, KVC Kansas reaches out to the community to supply the children and families we serve with new school supplies. See this year’s amazing results!

Volunteers play an important role in the lives of youth. Here are a few ways volunteering can help children and teens in need.

Recently, KVC Kansas began a pilot initiative called Safely Home that’s intended to reunite low-risk families with their children in a more timely manner.

Phyllis and Eric Watson of Gardner, KS went from a family of 2 to 6 when they fostered and later adopted four siblings with support from KVC Kansas and the Kansas Department for Children and Families.

Child abuse is a growing epidemic that is affecting all races, socioeconomic classes & communities in the U.S. Learn the facts & help prevent child abuse.

Have you considered a career in social work? If so, this interview highlights the positive experiences a recent new hire has had so far and gives an idea of what to expect when beginning a career in social work.

Double-digit vacancies in case manager jobs and other child welfare positions is contributing to high caseloads, burnout and turnover. KVC Kansas has a quick, safe, effective solution that will help Kansas children and families.

What challenges is the Kansas child welfare system facing, and more importantly, what are the top solutions that will quickly and effectively address them?

As more children enter the foster care system in Kansas, we need your help to make sure that every child and teen can grow in a loving family.

KVC knows that children grow best in families. Children should be in family-like settings – not in group homes. Learn how you can help.