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On 9/29/16, kinship efforts began per court order. The child is placed in a foster provider home with non relative. Kinship has explored kin options that were provided to staff by the parents. Kinship submitted the kin options information for a background check however once their background information was ascertained it was found that they would not meet the criteria for licensing. Kinship will continue to explore relative/kin options for
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