Anna was overwhelmed by the lack of resources she needed in order to care for her twin daughters. Family support services helped get her on the path to success.
KVC will be hosting a training on different techniques for parenting a children who has suffered from sexual abuse. This training will cover 4 steps- 1. Safety 2. Boundaries 3. Consistency 4. Support. This training will be webcasted and childcare is available. Please RSVP to Stephanie England at 620-238-6875 or sengland@kvc.org
Not only does volunteering help others, it has many benefits you may not be aware of. Here are 3 ways volunteering helps you!
Caring For Our Own is a nine week support group designed to provide kinship caregivers assistance and ideas to help them work in partnership with the helping network, the children & the birth parents of the children.
KFAPA is passionate about advocating for foster, adoptive and kinship parents across the state of Kansas.
Join KVC and the Topeka Foster Parent Advisory Board and connect with families who understand the challenges you face, problem solve among people who will provide a therapeutic input and earn CEU hours.
The NAMI Family-to-Family program is a 12-week course that discusses the clinical treatment of various mental illnesses and provides the knowledge and skills that family members need to cope more effectively.
Thank you to Cobalt/Medplans for your continued support of KVC.
This week our communities have been rocked after two high school juniors committed suicide just days apart.
KVC would like to thank the veterans who served our country and protect our freedoms
