WASHINGTON (AP) - The District Child and Family Services Agency is disbanding a program that helps move children from foster care to adoption, guardianship or reunification with their families.

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The Washington Post reports that it obtained a memo from agency officials to employees and service providers that says two positions will be eliminated.

The duties of the Out-of-Home and Permanence Administration will fall to other caseworkers in the agency. Mindy Good, a spokeswoman for the agency, says caseworkers are able to handle the paperwork needed to move children out of foster care.

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