Now Licensed in KENtUCKY AND West Virginia!
Fostering. Healthier. Community.
More than 30,000 children in out-of-home care across West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio are waiting for a dependable, loving family to provide the care, safety and stability they need.
Could your family be the one they’re waiting for?
OVP FAMILY, a division of OVP HEALTH, was created in late 2024 to address this need by providing children and families with quality foster care and independent living services, as well as an unprecedented level of “wraparound” care.
OVP FAMILY recently received licensure from the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services to provide foster care, adoption, and independent living services for children and youth in the Bluegrass State. So, similar to West Virginia, we’re now recruiting, training, and certifying foster parents in Kentucky, and we’re making progress on securing licensure from the state of Ohio.
If you’re interested in learning more about becoming a foster parent, we invite you to explore these web pages, and to contact us, so we can reach out to you.
Thinking About
Becoming a Foster Parent?
If you’re thinking about becoming a foster parent, you’ll want to visit this section regularly to view our monthly OVP FAMILY UPDATE videos. In this month’s video, OVP FAMILY President Greg Thompson, JD, MA, talks about our recent licensure to provide foster care, adoption, and independent living services in Kentucky, and updates us on OVP FAMILY’s progress in West Virginia and Ohio.
About OVP Family
OVP Family was established in 2024 by Huntington, WV-based OVP HEALTH. With core service lines spanning primary care, behavioral health, addiction medicine, emergency medicine, and hospital medicine, OVP HEALTH brings a unique and comprehensive perspective to child health and welfare across West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio.
You can find updated information about OVP FAMILY on Social Media
Click on the links (on the right) to follow us on Facebook and Instagram and to watch our informational videos onYouTube
Celebrating the Bias family as they welcome a new son through adoption. We are honored to be part of their journey and support today's special moment.
Congratulations to Jaycie and Rodney Bias, and everyone involved!
Greg Thompson, OVP Family President; Autumn Culvyhouse, Licensing Specialist and Jill Taylor, Case Manager/Adoption Specialist joined the Bias' to celebrate the occasion. ... See MoreSee Less
Ovie P Otter is hanging with friends at the OVP Family table tonight until 7:30pm at the Huntington Children’s Museum for the FREE Teddy Bear clinic.
Stop by and pick up a coloring book and grab a high five from Ovie.
KidsFest at the Huntington Children’s Museum continues through Sunday. ... See MoreSee Less
Supporting children and families with compassionate foster care and wraparound services. Discover how OVP FAMILY makes a difference: www.ovpfamily.com ... See MoreSee Less
A great reason to become a foster parent:
You will possibly save a family and help the birth parents heal and grow.
It’s important to note that the number one goal of foster care at OVP FAMILY (beyond placing children in safe, stable homes) is reunification of the child or children with their biological parents, when safe and possible. When possible as a foster parent, you’ll not only serve as a child’s caretaker, but as a “relief valve” and role model for biological parents who are doing the hard work required to overcome problems that may have led to the removal of their children. By caring for foster children and showing their parents kindness and sympathy, you help the family heal and grow and potentially reunite. ... See MoreSee Less
Supporting children and families with compassionate foster care and wraparound services. Discover how OVP FAMILY makes a difference: www.ovpfamily.com ... See MoreSee Less
A great reason to become a foster parent:
You will possibly save a family and help the birth parents heal and grow.
It’s important to note that the number one goal of foster care at OVP FAMILY (beyond placing children in safe, stable homes) is reunification of the child or children with their biological parents, when safe and possible. When possible as a foster parent, you’ll not only serve as a child’s caretaker, but as a “relief valve” and role model for biological parents who are doing the hard work required to overcome problems that may have led to the removal of their children. By caring for foster children and showing their parents kindness and sympathy, you help the family heal and grow and potentially reunite. ... See MoreSee Less
Supporting children and families with compassionate foster care and wraparound services. Discover how OVP FAMILY makes a difference: www.ovpfamily.com ... See MoreSee Less
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