One year ago, KVC Kentucky launched a new program to provide support services for mothers in recovery. The EMBARK program has been growing and thriving since its inception, thanks to the support of our community partners and the incredible dedication of our team. We are excited to see the program continue to reach even more moms in need as we dive into our second year! We’re excited to share that the impact is soon to expand, with a recent funding announcement from the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office that will allow EMBARK to serve participants in 5 additional counties.

In September, KVC Kentucky celebrated 25 wonderful years of serving children, families and individuals in our communities! Here’s a recap of our anniversary celebration, reflecting on our history and looking ahead to a brighter future for KVC Kentucky.

Each summer, KVC Kentucky’s Back-to-School Drive collects supplies for the children and families we support. This year, we’re especially grateful to two standout donors: Tower Hill Insurance and Tempur Sealy. Learn how their extraordinary generosity has made a significant difference for Kentucky’s children and families.

Learn the impact of KVC Kentucky, as it spreads connection throughout the state, celebrating a year of remarkable growth and expansion.

Assisting those in need can bring positive change throughout the year, but providing help during the holidays can be especially meaningful.

KVC Kentucky will participate in Kentucky’s statewide 24-hour online giving event, Kentucky Gives Day on May 9th, 2023.

Please join us in supporting the Eastern Kentucky flood relief efforts and consider making a donation to help the children and families in need in this region.

Want to make sure that children and teens in need get a great start to the upcoming school year? Here’s how you can help!

Everyone can do something to help a child or teen in foster care, and there are several different ways you can get involved.

In this post, learn about the major reasons that contribute to Kentucky children and families struggling and how you can help.