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The first short term goal is for Andrea to stop using Xanax or marijuana long enough so that she can pass a drug test to get into either Options of Burke County or The Burke Women and Children’s Shelter. This goal is specific because Andrea currently uses either drug at least three to four times a day and will continue to be homeless and will be denied any type of housing until she becomes clean. It is measurable because BUCM is offering to work with the shelters and monitor Andrea's usage by documenting every day what drug she used and how much she has consumed when she comes in. Since she is homeless she relies on taking a shower and getting a meal from the soup kitchen everyday at BUCM so this makes the goal more attainable.
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