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1. Gather all necessary information about your child, including their full name, date of birth, and any relevant medical or developmental conditions.
2. Visit the official website or contact the organization responsible for managing the 'My Child Is On' program in your area.
3. Look for the section or form labeled as 'Enrollment' or 'Registration' and click on it.
4. Fill out the form with the required information about your child, following the instructions provided.
5. Double-check all the entered information to ensure its accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit the form online if available, or print it out if required to send it via mail or in person.
7. If submitting offline, ensure that all necessary documents and supporting materials are attached to the application.
8. Pay any applicable fees, if required, according to the instructions given.
9. Send the completed form and all supporting documents to the designated address or submit them in person, if required.
10. Wait for confirmation or further instructions from the program administrators regarding your child's enrollment.

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1. Parents or legal guardians of children who require medical, developmental, or educational support can benefit from the 'My Child Is On' program.
2. Individuals or organizations involved in providing services or resources for children with special needs may also need access to the 'My Child Is On' program.
3. Medical professionals, educators, and researchers working with children with specific conditions or disabilities may find the information in 'My Child Is On' valuable.
4. Government agencies or departments responsible for policy-making, resource allocation, or program implementation related to children's healthcare and development may require data from the 'My Child Is On' program.

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