KVC Kentucky’s work has always been rooted in people: equipping our professionals, supporting families and strengthening communities. Now, with the launch of our new Training Center, that commitment takes on a dedicated space designed to bring learning, collaboration and connection to life! Learn more about our brand new Training Center, and how it symbolizes our approach to serving.

Teachers can be some of the most impactful people in the lives of children and teens, with numerous opportunities to positively impact their students’ mental health. Here are some smart, actionable strategies for educators to better support student mental health in Kentucky.

Even the most heart-wrenching stories are not beyond redemption. This is Heather’s story: a story of how the right resources, including Medicaid and KVC Kentucky, supported a single mom in her journey of recovery, writing a new chapter of resilience and hope.

Summer can disrupt youth mental health. While school breaks bring rest, they can also mean a loss of structure, social support and stability. For many children and teens, the shift from the school year to summer can trigger emotional challenges even if they don’t realize it themselves. As a parent or caregiver, you may notice emotional and behavioral changes as a youth struggles to adjust. Does your child need mental health support this summer? Explore the signs, and how you can help.

When Lauren and Richard welcomed their miracle baby, Gabriel, they never imagined the complex needs that he would have as he grew up. But those needs would lead them on a journey from crisis to hope as they discovered the support of organizations like KVC Kentucky. Get inspired by their story of transformation.

Is 2025 the year you set your focus on mental health care for yourself and your family? Learn more about KVC Kentucky’s wraparound, evidence-based services and how they help individuals, children, and families achieve mental wellness.

Winter is the season with the highest rates of anxiety, depression and mood disorders. According to a recent APA poll, two in five Americans say their mood worsens in winter. Kentucky is not exempt from this struggle, as it is among the states with the highest fill rates for bupropion, a medication prescribed for Seasonal Affective Disorder. If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health this winter, it may be Seasonal Affective Disorder. Here’s what you need to know, and what you can do to manage symptoms.

October is Emotional Wellness Month, reminding us of the importance of caring for our mental and emotional health just as we do our physical health. One of the biggest factors in emotional wellness is stress, and managing our stress effectively is key to emotional wellbeing. How can you relieve stress in your life and your family’s life? Discover smart strategies to relieve stress today and in the future.

KVC partners with Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation to support expectant mothers in recovery through the new EMBARK program.

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