- About Us
About KVC
KVC Kentucky is a 501(c)3 nonprofit child welfare and behavioral healthcare organization that provides mental and behavioral health services, family preservation and reunification, and other family-related services.
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Overview
Each year, KVC serves over 20,000 children and families across Kentucky! At KVC Kentucky, there is strong emphasis in the therapeutic implementation of evidence-based therapy, assessments and programs.
- Services
At KVC, we want every child and adult to be safe & connected to a strong family and a healthy community. We’re proud to be a leader in innovative, effective and compassionate care.
Innovative, evidence-based mental and behavioral health services delivered virtually, in the home and in the communities of our clients.
Family First Prevention and Reunification Services
Clinical services designed to help strengthen families and keep children safely at home or reunify children who have been removed to foster care or other residential treatment settings.
- Resources
KVC Kentucky Resources
Explore our free resources designed to keep you informed and supported. From mental health, parenting guidance and updates on how KVC Kentucky is helping build stronger, healthier communities, these tools are here to help you and your family thrive.
- Events
- Training
KVC Kentucky Training
KVC Kentucky provides professional training and continuing education that promote best practices in behavioral healthcare and child welfare across the state.
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Six (6) Hour Targeted Case Management Training for Severe Emotional Disability (SED) – Live Online Course
Targeted Case Management Training for Severe Emotional Disability (SED)
September 22, 2026
Time: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Cost: $120.00
*Approved by DBHDID to meet the requirements set forth in 908 KAR 2:260
You must have completed the Twelve-Hour Targeted Case Management Core Curriculum Training to sign up for this training.
KVC Kentucky is excited to offer the next series of approved training live via video conference. The Department of Behavioral Health, Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities has approved the use of teleconference to deliver the required TCM trainings virtually. Participants must have a device with internet capability to connect online such as a personal computer, Chromebook, or smartphone. A Teams link will be sent to you upon registering.
