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 Hello everyone! Welcome to CARE Corner. In the future you will be seeing posts that are either directly or indirectly related to the CARE model. Our hope is that we become more "CARE-minded" as we move forward with implementation. With that being said I want to leave you with the 6 Basic Principles of CARE. 


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