If your child or teen is experiencing issues such as low self-esteem or other behavioral issues, counselors are great resources for resolving these concerns.

Challenging behaviors in children and teens happen in all families, but learn what is typical and what might need additional support to overcome.

Mental health is important at every stage of life. The early years are the best time for parents & caregivers to start building a child’s mental health.

On June 8th, KVC hosted the Fifth Annual Families United event to celebrate and honor families who have worked diligently to keep their children in the home, safely reintegrate with their children, and families who have provided permanency for children through custodianship.

Struggling to get your kids to listen is a common frustration felt among parents everywhere, but luckily, there is a solution.

Teaching your child about giving provides developmental benefits and can also be a very fun process. Here are 3 ways to encourage your child to give back!

During times of crisis when parents are unable to care for their children, family members such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins are typically the best match to care for children.

A mom and dad who relied on yelling and physical discipline to parent their young daughter learn better strategies with KVC’s help.

Research shows that brain development happens in the first few years of life. The evidence-based Strengthening Families program maximizes this crucial phase of neurobiological and psychological development by teaching families parenting and communication skills.

Set aside a regular time to read to your children every day. Whether your children are preschoolers or preteens, it will increase their desire to read independently.