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Intake Deployment Letter
I wanted to follow-up on the intake paperwork for the youth in care. You explained yesterday of being in training, however we can not have the youth in the home without: intake documents, school information, personal items and medication. The foster parent is a big advocate of children going to school and having all necessary belongings at placement. I also emailed the MUSC Foster Support Clinic packet to get D. Wilson set up with an appointment for medication management and individual therapy sooner than later. I would like to avoid any possibility of another disruption for D. Wilson.
Thank you,

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