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The name changed to Brookwood Florida, Inc.<\/p>\n
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Enhanced Adult Program: Brookwood embraced the State\u2019s \u201cExtended Foster Care\u201d programming option by designating 14 beds (in the cottage and the apartment) for clients electing to remain in group care beyond their 18th birthday. Program design and operation are consistent with the residents\u2019 need for self-sufficiency preparation.<\/p>\n
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