Child & Family Service
Kathryn Yort, MSW, is currently serving as an MST Therapist at Child & Family Service, where direct clinical treatment is provided using Multisystemic Therapy principles since February 2020. Prior experience includes roles as Director of Operations at Vein Clinics of Hawaii from June 2015 to February 2020, and as an MSW Intern at USC TeleHealth from August 2018 to August 2019. Earlier positions also include being a Residential Specialist at The Salvation Army, where support was provided to youth residents through group counseling and other activities, and serving as Executive Assistant at Children's Research Triangle, ensuring smooth operations and maintaining relationships with service providers. Kathryn Yort holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Education from The University of the South.
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Child & Family Service
We're All About FAMILY. Founded in Hawai’i in 1899, Child & Family Service (CFS) helps Hawai‘i families to address serious life issues, with life-changing results. As one of our state’s largest human services organizations, CFS offers a wide array of nearly 50 programs that serve all ages, from keiki to kūpuna. Child & Family Service meets families where their needs are, in their neighborhoods, in their homes, with their friends and family. We help families get the right start for a healthy, thriving future. Our programs strengthen families through parenting and child development counseling, prevention and intervention of abuse and neglect, healing from trauma, empowering teens and honoring kūpuna.