KVC Nebraska offers team members the opportunity to make a lasting impact in a workplace where professionals find purpose and passion and serve the greater Nebraska community. In a field with significant burnout and turnover, KVC Nebraska has built a close-knit and award-winning workplace with people who genuinely care about the success and wellbeing of their colleagues.
Caregiving is challenging! Caregiving takes countless forms — parenting babies, being a foster parent of teens, acting as a caregiver for an aging family member, co-parenting alongside someone else- the list goes on! No matter the setting, no matter who you’re caring for, burnout is normal. But self-care can help. When you care for yourself, you’re better equipped to help those in your care. Let’s explore how parents and caregivers can bolster mental health.
Parents and caregivers can set children up for success by planning ahead, communicating proactively and prioritizing mental health both now and throughout the year. Check out this back-to-school mental health checklist to get started!
LGBTQIA+ youth face unique challenges in foster care, often compounded by prejudice and lack of acceptance. As a foster parent, you can make a life-changing difference by creating a supportive, inclusive home. Learn strategies to foster a welcoming environment for LGBTQIA+ children and teens.
Explore the signs, types and impact of neglect, the most prevalent form of child abuse, and understand how to identify and address it.
Learn the signs on social media that someone may be at risk of suicide, and know how to assist them if they’re in need of help.
Whether it’s setting aside time for self-care, exercise, or pursuing hobbies, a routine provides a foundation for mental health in families.
KVC Nebraska’s social work careers cultivate belonging for Nebraska youth, individuals, and families along with KVC team members. Find your dream team and career here.
Preventing suicide can feel like an impossible task. Read this blog to learn about common suicide warning signs and what you can do to help.
It’s essential parents learn to recognize child mental health warning signs and know when and where to ask for help. Learn those signs here.