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may not have a steady place to live. Today,

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it's parked near a rec center in

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Chinatown. Outside, workers lay

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books, toys, and snacks on

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little tables before leading a

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sing-along. Inside

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the RV, a staff member

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meets children and families privately

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to conduct developmental screenings. Some

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of the participants are first-time parents

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and newly arrived immigrants from countries

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like Algeria and Vietnam. Shili

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Zhang says she didn't realize her son had

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a speech delay until he was enrolled in

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Head Start. A case worker

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referred her to a speech therapist, and now

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she says he's starting to talk more. She

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says coming to this event gives her

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child a chance to interact with teachers

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and other kids, and for her, a

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chance to build community in a

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place with few family ties. For

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the California Report, I'm Daisy Nguyen.

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And that is the California Report for Thursday,

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June 27. We're a

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