Join First Star and Jeff Stibel, brain scientist and founding partner of Bryant Stibel and Stibel & Company, for our March Tech Talk!

In this training, participants will learn what leads to challenging behavior and how they can support their children. 

In this training, participants will learn what leads to challenging behavior and how they can support their children. 

Welcome to First Star! First Star is a national program dedicated to empowering high school-aged foster students to invest in their future. With "Academies" across eight states at 14 participating universities, including UCLA, University of Miami, Arizona State University and more, we are pleased to offer the program here in West Virginia at Fairmont State […]

Join us for a unique First Star Saturday Academy presentation, where we learn how to manage stress through therapeutic breathing techniques and stretching. KVC's own Kimberly White, case manager extraordinaire and certified Yoga instructor, will teach us how to listen to our bodies' cues when it's time to take a break and practice some self-care. […]

During your TST-FC training you will learn a lot about how you can help children, teenagers or siblings in your home. 

During your TST-FC training you will learn a lot about how you can help children, teenagers or siblings in your home.  

Participate in this one-of-a-kind training opportunity for KVC foster families caring for children who have experienced abuse, neglect or other family challenges and are temporarily in state custody. Attendees learn from child and family experts, receive continuing education trainings, and network with other resource families in the area to create an invaluable support network. While parents and caregivers participate in trainings, youth enjoy fun, age-appropriate activities.

During your TST-FC training you will learn a lot about how you can help children, teenagers or siblings in your home.  

In this training, attendees will learn about the misunderstood group of explosive children, and why they require a different approach to discipline and limit setting. Based on the work of Ross W. Greene, Ph.D.