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CM spoke to Indhira Reyes (DCP&P) in regards to services for Destiny (youth). DCP&P and CM discussed Destiny’s (youth) upcoming intake appointment at Project Safe on 11/22/16 at 4:00pm. CM updated DCP&P regarding the Big Brother and Big Sister intake appointment that took place on 11/8/16 for youth. CM explained to DCP&P that the intake appointment went well and Julie Evans (Interviewer) will contact the family within 3 months regarding a Big Sister for youth. CM confirmed the final transition meeting with DCP&P for 12/8/16 at 4:00pm. DCP&P informed CM that the case is being transferred to a new DCP&P worker and Ms. Reyes will keep CM updated regarding the new worker availability for the upcoming transition meeting.
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