Noah Petzak is an alumnus of Michigan State University, where he earned a bachelor’s in sociology. Noah started his career in child welfare and social services by joining the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and worked with Ingham County Children’s Protective Services (CPS). In this role, he managed caseloads and supported families to ensure the well-being and safety of the children and families he served. Noah has experience in social services and systems navigation. His ability to connect with families enables him to effectively support and advocate for vulnerable children and their families. As a mentor with the West Shore Intensive Support Team, Noah brings his extensive knowledge and hands-on experience to guide and support the participants. His commitment to child welfare and passion for making a positive impact in the community make him an invaluable asset to the program and its mission.
As a mentor with the West Shore Intensive Support Team, Noah brings his extensive knowledge and hands-on experience to guide and support the participants. His commitment to child welfare and passion for making a positive impact in the community make him an invaluable asset to the program and its mission.