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Ahley is currently attending Phoenix Charter Academy in Chelsea, where she is provided with the daycare service for Kiana while in school.

D. Communication
The child speaks Spanish and English. It is not stated, but she seems to be comfortable in her school environment meaning she can communicate in some form.

E. Why the child cannot return to country of origin
The child stated that she does not feel safe in her original country due to fear of her abusive stepfather and threats she has continually received from a gang leader.

F. Placement of child
Ashley’s provider states that she does not have efficient transportation and housing and has not been able to adjust fully since there has been no consistent living situation so far. The child

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