The goal of foster care is to reunify families as soon as safely possible. See how KVC Kansas supports family reunification here.

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.

KVC Kansas’ qualified residential treatment program (QRTP) empowers girls ages 12-18 with behavioral health treatment and community-based services. Learn more here.

Discover KVC Kansas’ Strengthening Families Program – a 14-week transformative education and skill-building class that empowers families to overcome challenges, improve communication, and build strong bonds.

Social workers make a powerful impact in their communities. Spend a day with 3 KVC social workers and 1 administrative professional to see what a KVC career could bring you.

The care of a KVC case manager and KVC foster family played an instrumental role in the successful reunification of a father and his two young sons.

Social workers are caring professionals who help children, adults and families overcome obstacles in order to live a healthy, successful life.

When helping children in need by working in child welfare, you exercise several skills on a daily basis. Here are 3 skills which will help you grow both professionally and personally.

It’s essential to recruit social workers who mirror our diverse population. In this article, hear from KVC team members on the importance of diversity in social work.

During National Family Reunification Month, KVC celebrates families that have worked hard to bring their children safely home from foster care.