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The service minutes are high, because WYP Ngo spent time playing board games with the youth. The youth will start school again on January 9th, 2017. The youth spent Christmas with his mother, aunt, and uncle. The youth got some gifts from his family. The youth is enjoying his winter break. WYP Ngo checked in with the youth's aunt. The youth is doing well (there are no challenging behaviors). The youth handling losing better (in a positive way). The youth no longer cheats and make up rules during the game. The youth is enjoying the game more than before. The next one on one will be on January 18th, 2017.
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