Colorado Child Welfare Training System
Specialized Learning & Development Experiences
For Child Welfare Professionals and Caregivers
Training access and evaluation follow objective, job-related criteria. Kempe does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity), age, disability, or any other protected status.
In 2013, the Colorado Department of Human Services selected the Kempe Center to serve as the central management organization for Colorado’s Child Welfare Training System (CWTS). Since that time, CWTS has demonstrated success working toward its mission to meet the learning and professional development needs of Colorado’s caseworkers, supervisors, case aides, resource caregivers, and other child-and-family-serving professionals. Through an array of dynamic learning experiences, coaching, resource sharing, and community building, CWTS is supporting a diverse and ever-changing workforce.
To learn more about training offered through CWTS, please visit www.coloradocwts.com.
From July 2021 through June 2022, CWTS provided 125,825 training credit hours to 6,780 unique learners.
We serve more than 2,600 caseworkers and supervisors and 3,000 resource caregivers every year with both pre-service and in-service learning requirements.
