Fostering is just one of many ways to help children in crisis, so here are five other ways you can help a child in foster care.

Many myths exist about the goal of foster care. Read this article to understand what the first goal is when a child enters foster care.

Our foster parents work hard to care for the youth in their homes. Sometimes this leads to physical, emotional and mental exhaustion, otherwise known as “burnout.” This training will review why burnout happens and how foster families can prevent it.

On February 17, we celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day to remind us all that being kind is simple AND impactful. In fact, it’s even contagious! Read this blog to learn how random acts of kindness not only leave you feeling happier but also impact your physical and mental health.

Unmarried adults can become foster parents! Read firsthand accounts from single foster parents and learn if this choice is right for you.

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

Growing pains are a part of life, but teens don’t outgrow the need for a loving family. Read this blog to learn how foster care makes an impact for teens!

KVC West Virginia facilitated over 150 children’s adoptions this past year. Read more about National Adoption Month and meet some of the adoptive families we helped in this blog!

As digital learning becomes more popular, so does academic stress. Read this blog to find out how this will affect your kids’ mental health!

Have you ever wondered, “Why are children in foster care?” Though many factors can cause youth to enter foster care, these are the most common reasons.