KVC Kentucky is building strength and resilience throughout the state with family reunification services and behavioral health services.

The sad reality is that there is a link between the foster care system and human trafficking. Any advocate of children, especially foster parents, need to be aware of the ways children in foster care are more susceptible to being trafficked.

There are several ways you can help a child who’s been abused or neglected. Read this article to learn some of the best ways to get involved.

We’ve accelerated our use of Telehealth, which will allow our trained professionals to provide therapeutic services and support anywhere in Kentucky.

With the assistance of a KVC Kentucky Family Specialist, a grandparent was able to make a difficult decision to have her grandkids remain safely with her.

Steve White was a foster parent before he came to work for KVC, and he hopes that his story will inspire others to become a foster parent as well.

Communities play a vital role in helping to prevent child abuse and neglect, so throughout the month of April, KVC Kentucky staff proudly participated in multiple events across the state to help raise awareness during Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Prevent Child Abuse Month may end today, but advocacy for children is year round. Helping children can be as simple as being a friend, helping a new mom, and volunteering. You don’t have to go out of your way to help a child, or even change your daily routine. Advocacy can take place every day through small gestures.

KVC Kentucky is forming a team to participate in The 2nd Annual Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky Commit To Prevent®5K held on the grounds of the beautiful Kentucky Horse Park in April! […]

National Child Abuse Prevention Month is a time to acknowledge the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse and neglect and to promote the social and […]