If you feel that a career in child welfare may be right for you or someone you know, here’s a brief snapshot of a few jobs that help children and families in need.

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.

Messy desks are a good sign right? There are many things on a case workers desk, but find out what you are sure to find on every one of their desks.

Case managers often receive pictures and drawings from the children they serve. Many cherish these items and display them proudly at their desks.

Thank you to SPX for identifing KVC as their charity for their annual golf tournament.

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.

KVC Kansas has helped safely reunify 1,669 children with their families in the East and Metro Regions over the last year.

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.

Each spring, KVC Kansas hosts appreciation picnics in and around the month of May, which was National Foster Care Month, to recognize and honor foster parents.