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A Day in the Life of a CPS Worker

Bismarck MDT Training

By: Kayla Kershaw, LBSW, CPS Supervisor, Burleigh County Human Service Zone
Wednesday, April 16 at 12PM CT | Mandan Law Enforcement Center Conference Room OR Online via Zoom

1. To gain an understanding of the main priorities of Child Protection.
2. To learn report categories and assess safety while in the field.
3. Develop an understanding of home life.

CEUs approved for social work, psychology and juvenile court officers. CLE’s approved for legal/judges. Post pending for law enforcement.

MDT - A Day in the Life of a CPS Worker - April 16th, 2025

MDT - A Day in the Life of a CPS Worker - April 16th, 2025

To sign up for the Multidisciplinary Team Training and case review, fill out the registration form below.

Will you be attending the training in-person or virtual?
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Presenter:

Kayla Kershaw

Kayla Kershaw is a Child Protection Supervisor at the Burleigh County Human Service Zone.  She graduated with a Bachelor’s in Social Work from Minot State University in 2011.  During her internship, she worked with the Police Youth Bureau in Bismarck where she developed an interest in working with youth and their families in our community.  She spent the first part of her professional career working with individuals who experienced varying levels of physical, cognitive, and intellectual abilities.  Tapping back into working with children and families, she started out as a Foster Care Case Manager at the zone in 2018. Kayla transitioned to Child Protection in 2020 and has been a supervisor for about a year and a half.  She enjoys playing volleyball and spending time with family and friends, and she cuddles with her furbabies. 

Sustaining Partners

The work of DCAC is made possible through the generous donations of individuals, businesses, foundations and the following sustaining partners:

North Dakota Department of Health and Human ServicesOtto Bremer TrustNational Children's Alliance: The force behind Children's Advocacy Centers.
North Dakota Department of Corrections & RehabilitationOffice of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

We thank all our partners and supporters who make the work we do in helping children possible.

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