KVC Clinician Helps At-Risk Youth Find Success
Erin Curran is an Intensive Family Preservation Clinician with a wonderful gift for working with at-risk youth in the community.
Erin Curran is an Intensive Family Preservation Clinician with a wonderful gift for working with at-risk youth in the community.
Elaine and Jeremy White welcomed Malachi into their home and embraced the opportunity to work with his birth mother toward reunification.
By introducing other agencies to KVC’s Safe & Connected model, KVC helped one prominent juvenile justice agency reduce the average number of youth in detention by more than 10%.
When baby Abel’s biological mother could no longer care for him, relatives were ready and willing to adopt him.
There are many Nebraska children in need of adoptive families. One couple, Andrea and Adam Walter went all in three years ago with their commitment to making futures brighter for […]
Jodie Austin and Theresa Goley were recently selected as new members of the Center for Juvenile Justice Reform (CJJR) Fellows Network, a program of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Mike and Grace Campbell thought they were too old to adopt, but by keeping an open mind, they made an important decision when three young girls were placed in their care.