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Camber Mental Health

Our Commitment in Action: 2025 Impact Report

 

A nurse helps youth with a project at Camber

15,999 lives positively impacted

Camber Mental Health is a private, nonprofit organization and a subsidiary of KVC Health Systems. KVC Health Systems is the parent company of a family of nonprofit organizations working to make a difference in the lives of children and families.

Each year, Camber helps thousands of youth struggling with depression, anxiety, self-harm, the impacts of trauma, suicidal thoughts and other mental health challenges. Over the last year, we cared for our youth patients in many ways. Take a look at some data showing our treatment impact:

impact report statistics: 5,3333 residential and acute youth admissions for children from 179 countries in 8 states

 

View the full Camber Mental Health impact report here.

KVC has over 2,600 team members working from 65+ locations across five states in the U.S. Our two regional sister organizations, KVC Kansas and KVC Missouri, provide family strengthening, child welfare, foster care, outpatient mental health services, and residential treatment. Over the past 50+ years, KVC’s network of care has positively impacted the lives of over 1 million people. Take a look at the impact KVC, including Camber, has had on the lives of those we serve.

View KVC Health Systems’ full 2025 Annual Report here.

The Need Behind The Numbers 

Across the Midwest, many children who need mental health care have difficulty obtaining it.

In Missouri, 53% of children who need mental health care experience barriers to accessing it. Similar challenges affect families throughout the region:

% of children who have difficulties obtaining needed mental health care 
  • KS: 44%
  • MO: 53%
  • NE: 44%
  • CO: 61%
  • OK: 49%
  • IA: 57%
  • IL: 51%

Every percentage represents children and families seeking support during difficult moments. Camber is committed to helping more young people and their families connect with trauma-informed mental health treatment, resources and hope.

Click here to view the source: Children’s Hospital Association state-level children’s health data dashboard. Data reflects the percentage of children who have difficulty obtaining needed mental health care. Accessed June 2026.