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CM emailed Gloria Rivera (FSO Director) to inform her that the family is interseted in FSO support services and the next CFT meeting is scheduled for 2/7/17 at 4:00pm in the family’s home. CM requested Maria Flores (Lead Peer Suppport Partner) to work with family due to FSO partner knowledge and involvement with SPAN (Statewide parent advocacy network). Gloria reported that Rosaura Paredes (Peer Support Coordinator) will follow-up with meeting.
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