In recent years, some Kansas children in foster care have ended up sleeping in child welfare offices overnight because there were no foster homes or care centers available. Why is this happening and how can stop it?
Adoption from foster care can be joyful, meaningful and life-changing — but families should also expect complexities and challenges. Here’s what you need to know if you’re considering adoption from foster care in Kansas.
Read Aby and Ashton’s inspiring story of family reunification after four years in foster care. Discover hope and the power of second chances.
2024 is a big year for Kansas child welfare system changes – new programming, prevention services and providers. Read this article to find out what’s changing to better support Kansas children and families.
Kansas is leading the way with this life-changing new permanency option, becoming the first state in the nation to pass legislation recognizing SOUL Family as a legal permanency option.
Explore the dynamic role of KVC Kansas case managers who empower clients with compassion and professional guidance to navigate life’s challenges and reunify with their children after foster care.
“Yes, it’s hard. It’s REALLY hard,” says Michelle, who began as a foster mom and adopted the two children in her care. “But the overwhelming joy that comes with each tiny success towards healing… the joy in these moments far outweighs anything else.” Read Michelle and her family’s story of resilience, trust and joy.
The goal of foster care is to reunify families as soon as safely possible. See how KVC Kansas supports family reunification here.
Deciding to become a foster parent is a highly personal choice that comes with lots of responsibilities and questions. In this article, learn how you can make that decision with confidence.
Embark on a journey of resilience, redemption and healing with Gabriella. Read how she overcame adversity to reunify with her son after foster care and how she now dedicates her life to empowering parents and families involved with child welfare through advocacy, mentorship and leadership.