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- Begin by entering your name and telephone number in the designated fields. This information is crucial for your Support and Service Coordinator to contact you regarding any incidents.
- In the 'Notes' section, provide any relevant details about the incident. Be specific about what occurred, including dates and descriptions of events that may have impacted your child's safety or well-being.
- Review the examples of incidents provided in the document. If applicable, check off any that relate to your situation to ensure clarity when discussing with your coordinator.
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