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Ms. Fawziyyah Ijelu, Case Manger spoke with Ms. Seana Turrentine, Client September 26, 2017 to notify her she was taking over the case manager position at Rose McCarthy. Ms. Turrentine states she is maintaining well above 35 hour work a week. She’s waiting for her paystubs to arrive via postal mail. Client is looking to secure a second job at agency called All Metro as a HHA worker at night. Corey is still attending back to work program, but has not been able to secure employment. Client reports baby Eva is doing well, however she has eczema and Corey takes her to all her doctor appointments. Baby Eva started a new day care opposite Corey mothers’
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