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UCM:CPSW did a home visit and met with Ms. Borkovec and foster parent and discussed about safety plan and referrals. Ms. Borkovec stated that she does not want to complete domestic violence program. CPSW reminded Ms. Borkovec that she needs to complete domestic violence program and that it's part of case plan. Ms. Borkovec reported that CPI was at her home today and questioned today by the new CPI. Also, Ms. Borkovec stated that she is participating with her in home parenting classes. Also she is doing her random UA's with the new PO. CPSW reminded Ms. Borkovec that the court needs update before Christmas regarding her domestic violence program and that she needs to schedule one asap. CPSW referred Ms. Borkovec to Phyllis Wheatley. CPSW

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