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TITLE A Directory of Migrant Health Projects Supported

Under the Migrant Health Act,

INSTITUTION Health Services and Mental Health Administration

(DHEW),Bethesda Md1 Community Health Services,

REPORT NO HSM-72-6601

PUB GATE May 72

NOTE 106p,

!DRS PRICE NF-$O.65 HC-$6458

DESCRIPTORS *Agricultural Laborers; Clinics; *Community Agencies

(Public) ; *Health Programs; Hospitals; *Migrant

Health Services; *State Programs

ABSTRACT

Health service centers providing health care to

migrants are listed by state in this 'booklet, A code system describes

the services provided by the projects, .Information listed for each

project includes the project name, location, grantee, director,

telephone number, service sites, services offered, periods during

which the services are offered, peak migration population, and number

of patients served in 19710

U.S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH;EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN Ini-,R0DuCEL) EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-iONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT DFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU,CATION POSITION OR POLICY

A DIRECTORYOF-

MIGRANT HEALTH PROJECTSSUPPORTED UNDER

THE

MIGRANT HEALTH ACT

MAY .1972Publication' No_ HSM 72-6601

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFAREHealth Services and Mental Health Administration

Community Health ServiceDivision of Health Care Services

Migrant Health Branch1000 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND 20852.

LEGISLATIVE HISTORY AND FUNDING OFTHE MIGRANT HEALTH PROGRAM

Enacted in September 1962, Public Law 87.692 amended thePublic Health Service Act to authorize grants for family healthservice clinics for domestic agricultural migratory workers, and forother purposes to improve the health conditions of such workersand their families.

In August 1965, Public Law 89-109 extended the Migrant HealthProgram for three years and added necessary hospital care as anavailable health service under this Program.

The Migrant Health Program was again extended for three years byPublic Law 90-574 in October 1968 with no programmatic changes.

Public Law 91209, in March 1970, further extended the MigrantHealth Program for_three more years and broadened the coverage ofthe Program to include seasonal agricultural workers and theirfamilies when the extension of such health services to this groupwould contribute to the improvement of the migratory workers'health conditions. A provision was also added to require thatpersons broadly representative of all elements of the population tobe served, and others in the community knowledgeable about thehealth needs of the migratory worker and his family, must be giventhe opportunity to participate in the development and implementa-tion of Migrant Health Projects.

FISCALYEAR AUTHORIZATION* APPROPRIATION**

(000's ) (000's)

1963 $ 3,000 $ 7501964 3,000 1,5001965 3,000 2:5001966 7,000 3,0001967 8,000 7,2001968 9,000 7,2001969 9,000 7,2001970 15,000 15,0001971 -- 20,000 15,0001972 25,000 17,9001973 30,000 23,700 (Requested)

*The maximum amount legislatively authorized to be spent inspecific future fiscal years.

*The actual amount appropriated by Congress to be spent in agal year.

SERVICES OFFERED

In order to facilitate the description of services provided by theprojects, the following classifications were designed. It must benoted, however, that these classifications are not all inclusive. Thedesignated codes shown for each project should be interpreted asbeing generally reflective of services provided and not as a precisemeasurement of all the specific services offered.

Code

A

-Description

Full Time Comprehensive Health Services

A comprehensive range of diagnostic, therapeutic,and followup medical services offered by the projecton a daily and year round basis by full-time medicalstaff in a center setting. Provisions for dental care,health counseling and outreach services, as well asadequate provisions for preventive services re of-fered either inside or outside the center.

Scheduled Comprehensive Health Services

A scope of medical services similar to those listedabove are offered by the project, but throughintermittently scheduled clinics (e.g. one or twotimes a week at two or three hours per session). Ingeneral, these clinic sessions are backed by referralsof patients by nurses and outreach workers to localphysicians on a free-for-service basis at times whenclinics are not in session. Provisions are also made.for caring for other health needs such as dental care,health counseling, and outreach services in additionto preventive services, Environmental health activi-ties are an element of the project.

Scheduled Medical Services

Although the project offers complete diagnostic,'therapeutic and follow-up medical services throughintermittently scheduled . clinics with referral toprivate . physicians during non-clinic hours,. provi-sions are not necessarily made-to offer dental care

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Code

C

Cont.

Description

services, and other health services mentioned above.Environmental health activities may be an elementof the project.

Scheduled Categorical Health Services

The project focuses upon clinics for specific diseasesor categorical emphasis (e.g. Tuberculosis Control,Venereal Disease Control, Maternal and Child Health,immunization, etc.) and does not Offer a broadrange of medical services in a clinic setting. Generalhealth care is provided through referral by nursesand outreach workers to private physicians anddentists on a fee -for- service basis. Camp sanitationinspections, and efforts to correct deficiencies maybe a component of the project.

Non-scheduled Health Services

All general health care is provided by the projectthrough a fee-for-service referral system to privatephysicians, and, in some instances, to privatedentists. Nursing services provided are primarilyoutreach and follow-up. Camp sanitation inspec-tions, and efforts to correct deficiencies may be acomponent of the project.

Limited Categorical Services

The project has a specific objective, usually limitedto environmental health services only, and is notdirected to the provision of direct general healthcare. Environmental health activities usually involvecamp inspections, enforcement of state codes, andcoordinating efforts with other local sanitationprograms.

Administrative-Consultative Services

The project does little, if any, in the way ofproviding direct health care and devotes its effortsto consulting and coordinating the direct healtii careactivities of other groups.

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ARIZONA = Region IX

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Program'

LOCATION 14 North Central Avenue

Phoenix; Arizona 85004

GRANTEE Arizona State Department

of Health

DIRECTOR Mr, John H. Faulds

TELEPHONE 602-271-4868

SERVICE SITES State Wide

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Year-round

PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

ARIZONA - Region IX

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION...

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

Migrant Family Health

Clinic

1825 East Roosevelt

Phoenix, Arizona 85006

Marioopa County Health

Department

Raymond E. Kaufman, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Glendale, Avondale,

El Mirage, Guidalupe,

Chandler, Tolitsen

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION 16,671

*PATIENTS SERVED 10,698

*1971

ARIZONA - Region IX

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Program

LOCATION 2224 Avenue A

Yuma, Arizona 85364

GRANTEE Yuma County Health

Department

DIRECTOR Edward E. Putnam, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Yuma,

SERVICES OFFERED ' B



*PATIENTS SERVED . 6,984

1971

CALIFORNIA- Region IX

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED


*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Migrant Health Program

933 Niles Street

Bakersfield, California

93305

Kern County Liberation

Movement

Mr. Charles Pineda

805=845-3731

Weed patch

B

Year-round

15,590

8,800

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE.

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

CALIFORNIA- Region IX


2603 G Street

Bakersfield, California

93301

Kern County Medical

Society

Carol W. Goss, M.D.

805=327=7581

Lamont, Wasco

May = September

15,950

2,219

CALIFORNIA Region IX

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED

Health Program forMigrant WorkersFamilies

2151 Berkeley WayBerkeley, California

94704

State Department ofHealth

G. Cunningham, M.D.

415-843-7900

Parlier, Planada, SouthDos Palos, Livingston,Blythe, Nipomo,Watsonville, GridleyLabor Camp, YubaCity

C (B-F Under Contractwith County HealthDepartments)



*PATIENT SERVED 60,000

1971

PROJECT NAME...

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

-CALIFORNIA Region IX

Clinics de los Campesinos

Palm and J StreetsPost Office Box 1258Brawley; -California 93721

Casa De Amistad

Mr. Ventura Huerta

714-344=6471

Frawley

A.

Year-round

13,099

5,789

CALIFORNIA - Region IX

PROJECT NAME Migrant Workers Compre-hensive Health Program.

LOCATION University of CaliforniaDavis, California 95616

GRANTEE University of Californiaat Davis-School ofMedicine

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

Nernst Borhani, M.D.

916239-2793.,7!.

Mace Camp, Woodland,Madison Camp

SERVICES OFFERED 13

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED May - September


*PATI ENTS SERVED 3,416

*1971

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

CALIFORNIA - Re ion IX'

Centro de Salud paraFamilies

Room 328, Main P.O. Bldg.2309 TUlare StreetFresno, California 93721

Fresno County: EconomicOpportunities Committee

Mr. Aden Juarez

209-626.4483

Orange Cove

A

Year-round

27,500

920

'CALIFORNIA - Region IX

PROJECT NAME Migrant. Health Program

LOCATION

GRANTEE

709 18th StreetModesto, California 95354

Stanislaus County MedicalSociety

DIRECTOR Floyd S. Brauer, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Empire, Patterson, SouthModest

SERVICES OFFERED B.




*1971

10

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

11

CALIFORNIA Region IX

Comprehensive Health.Services for MigrantWorkers

445 West Acacia StreetPost Office Box 230Stockton; California

95201

San Joaquin CountyMedical Society

Gianelli, M.D.

209-4664081

Matthews Road Camp,Lodi, Tracy,- HarneyLane Camp, Linden,Stockton .-

B

Year - round

13 000

8,306

COLORADO Region VIII

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Program

LOCATION 4210 E 11th AvenueDenver, Colorado '80211

GRANTEE Colorado Department of

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED

Public Health

Clifton E. Govan, M.D.

303-388-6111 (ext. 240)

Loveland, Fort Collins,Longmont, Morgan,Burlington, Lamar,La Junta; Rocky Ford,Manzanola, Center,Delta, Palisade

Varies per service site,A to C




*1971

12

COLORADO Region VIII

PROJECT NAME Plan de Salud del Valle

LOCATION

GRANTEE

1190 Denver AvenueFort Lupton, Colorado

80621

Foundation for Urban andNeighborhood Develop-ment

DIRECTOR 'Mr. Gerald Sandoval


SERVICE SITES Fort Lupton

-..SERVICES OFFERED A

PERIODS SERVICES:OFFERED Year-round


*PATIENTSSERVED. 10,500

*1971

13

COLORADO - Region VIII

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE.

DIRECTOR.

TELEPHONE.

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OF-FE RED



*PATIENTS'SERVED

*1971

Migrant Health Project

1217 4th AvenueGreeley, Colorado 80631

Weld County HealthDepartment

Edward Cleaver, M.D.

303-353-0540

Greeley

A

Year-round

12,000

3,579

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA III

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

15

East Coast Migrant HealthProject

1312 MassachusettsAve,.N.W..

Washington, D.C. 20005

National Migrant WorkersCouncil, LeadershipConference of WomenReligious

Sister Mary MauritsSengalaub

202-347-7377

East Coast Migrant Stream

Information and Referral:promotes continuityof patient care fromone project area toanother

Year-round

FLORIDA Region IV

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATI ENTS SERVED

*1971

16

Migrant Health Prbject

P.O. Box 1021Ft Ladderdale, ids

33302

Broward County HealthDepartment

Paul W. Hughes, M.D.

305-525.6311

Popano Beach LaborCamp, Popano BeachHealth Center

B

Year -round

12,000

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DI RECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED..



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

17,

FLORIDA = Region IV

Health Services forMigrants and Dependents

P.O. Box-122pFt. Myers, Florida 33902

Lee County HealthDepartment

Joseph W. Lawren

.813-332=-1747

Charleston Park, TeeterRoad, Harlem Heights

Year-round

9,000

2,308

M.D.

FLORIDA = Region IV

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES.

SERVICES OFFERED

-PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED


*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

18

Health Services forMigrants

P.O.. Box. 580 .Ft. Marta, Florida .33451

St. Lucie County HealthDepartment

Neill D. Miller, M.D.

305-461-5350

Avenue C, 13th Street,Ft. Pierce

Year-round

2,750

1,713

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITE_

SERVICES OFFERED -



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971.

19

FLORIDA = Region IV

Migrant Family HealthCenter

177 W. Mowry StreetHomestead, Florida

33030

Greater MiamiCoalition

Leon E. Kruger, MD

305=248-3911

Homestead

A

Year-round

16,125

3,864

FLORIDA - Region IV

PROJECT :NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE.

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

20

Migrant Health Services

P.O.. Box 210ji::iCkSoriA le,. Florida

-.32201

Florida Department ofHealth and Rehabilita-tion

David L. Crane, M.

904-354-3961

State-wide

G

Year-round

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

21

FLORIDA - Region IV

Health Services forMigrants

Bridge and Oklahoma,Box 278 LaBelle,Florida 33935

Hendry County HealthDepartment

John D. Workman, M.D.

813-675-3721

LaBelle, Moore Haven,Clewiston

B

Year-round

10,500

1,707

FLORIDA - Region IV

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

Comprehensive HealthServices for Migrantsand Dependents

P.O. Box 477Naples, Florida 33940

Collier. County HealthDepartment

Charles F. Bradley, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Naples, Immokalee,Everglades

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

22

FLORIDA Region IV

PROJECT NAME. Migrant Health Project

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

P.O. Box 3187Orlando, Florida 32805

Orange County HealthDepartment

Wildred N. Sisk, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Health Department,Apopka Clinic, WinterGarden Clinic, WinterPark Clinic

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

23

FLORIDA - Region IV

PROJECT NAME Northeast FloridaAgricultural Workerand Migrant HealthProject

LOCATION P.O. Drawer 1070Palatka, Florida 32077

GRANTEE Putnam and FlaglerCounties HealthDepartments

DIRECTOR. E. Henry King, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Bunnell, Palatka,St. John's

SERVICES OFFERED



*PAT;ENTS SERVED 499

*1971

24

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

25

FLORIDA - Region IV

Health Services forAgricultural Migrants

P.O. Box 1856Sanford, Florida 32771

Seminole County HealthDepartment

Julian J. Fried, M.D.

3053322-2724

Sanford, Midway, Oviedo,Lake Monroe

Year-round

10,200

6,573

FLORIDA - Region IV

PROJECT NAMEComprehensive Health

Services for Agricul-tural Migrants

LOCATION P,O. Box 2658Sarasota, Florida 33578

GRANTEE Sarasota County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR John F. McGarry, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Sarasota Health Depart-ment, Fame Center

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED 264

*1971

26

FLORIDA Region IV

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Services

LOCATION 826 Evernia StreetWest Palm Beach,

Florida 33402

GRANTEE Palm Beach County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR C. L. Briimback, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Belle Glade

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

27

ILLINOIS

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

n V

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

28

Jones MemorialCommunity Center

152 West 14th StreetChicago Heights,

Illinois 60411

Jones MemorialCommunity Center

Edgar Wygant, M.D.

312-756-7000

Chicago Heights

C

Year-round

1;800

710

INDIANA = Region V

'PROJECT NAME AMOS, Inc. (AssociatedMigrant OpportunityServices)

LOCATION 806 East 38th StreetIndianapolis, Indiana

46205

GRANTEE AMOS

DIRECTOR Ms. Teresa Ponce

TELEPHONE 219-845=4252

SERVICE SITES Highland

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED May October



*1971

IOWA - Region VII

PROJECT NAME Health Services forMigrant Families

LOCATION Box 778Mason City, Iowa 50401

GRANTEE Migrant Action Program,Inc,

DIRECTOR Mr. Jaime Duran


SERVICE SITES Mason City

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERV-ED 370

*1971

30

IOWA - Region VII

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Project

LOCATION 218 W. 2nd StreetMuscatine, Iowa 52761

GRANTEE Muscatine Migrant Com-mittee

DIRECTOR Mr. Alan Cadena

TELEPHONE 319=264-1155

SERVICE SITES Muscatine

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

31

KANSAS Region Vii

PROJECT NAME Plan to Provide Health Serv-ices for Migrants

LOCATION 411 N. 8thGarden City, Kansas 67846

GRANTEE Kansas State Department ofHealth

DIRECTOR Ms. Evalyn S. Gendel


SERVICE SITES Garden City

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

32

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

KANSAS Region VII

Plan to Provide PublicHealth Service to Mi-grants

619 Ann StreetKansas City, Kansas 66102

Kansas City WyandotteCounty Health Depart-ment

Nellie G. Walker, M.D.

9137321=4803

Walcott

Year -round

7,323

299

LOUISIANA - Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

Community Based Com-prehensive MigrantHealth Services

P. a. Box 245Franklin, Louisiana 70538

Southern Mutual HelpAssociation, Inc.

Ms. Rose Mae Broussard


SERVICE SITES Franklin

SERVICES OFFERED A



*PATIENTS SERVED (unavailable)

*1971

PROJECT. NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR -.

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

35

MASSACHUSETTS Region I

Massachusetts MigrantProject

488 Tremont St.Boston, Mass. 02116

Massachusetts Health Re-search Institute

Morton A. Madoff M.D.

617-357-8240

None

E

April September

2,200

617

MICHIGAN = Region V

PROJECT NAME Tri-County Migrant HealthProject

LOCATION CourthouseSt. Joseph, Michigan 49085

GRANTEE Berrien County Health De-oartment

DIRECTOR Robert P. Locey, M.D.

TELEPHONE 616-983-7111 ext. 261

SERVICE SITES Keeler, Berrien Springs,Dowagiac

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

MICHIGAN - Region V

PROJECT NAME East' Central. MichiganMigrant Health Services

LOCATION 319 McCoskry StreetSaginaw, Michigan 48601

GRANTEE East Central MichiganMigrant Health Service,Inc.

DI RECTOR Mr. James Hayden


SERVICE SITES Bay City, Fairgrove, Alma,Saginaw, Deckerville,Crystal

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

37

MICHIGAN - Region V

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

1971

38

Northwest Michigan HealthServices

Grand Traverse Medical Facility.

Traverse City, Michigan .49684

Grand Traverse, FeelanaUand Benzie CountyHealth Departments

Thomas Cardinal, M.D.

616-947-5606

Frankfort, Beulah, Trav-erse City, Northport

July - September

14,030

1,670

I

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED-

*1971

MINNESOTA Region V

Migrant Families HealthServices

717 E. DelawareMinneapolis, Minnesota

55440

Minnesota Department ofHealth

D. S. Fleming, M.D.

612-339-7751

Hallock, Moorhead,Owatonn, Albert Lea,Benson, Bird Island,Blooming Prairie, Clark-field, Frost

March - September

8,080

2,250

MISSOURI = Region VII

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATI ENT S SERVED

*1977

40

Comprehensive FamilyHealth Services forHome Based Migrants

P. 0. Box 354Lilbourn, Missouri 63862

Delmo Housing Corpora-tion

Mr. Alex A. Cooper

314=688=2565

L'Ibciurn

D

.Year -round

41,613

978

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

MONTANA = Region VIII

Yellowstone Valley MigrantProgram.

Cogswell BuildingHelena, Montana 59601

Montana State Departmentof Public Health

Mr. Ho J. Bailey

406-449-2544

Sydney, Glendive, Terry_Miles City, Hardin,Bridger, Laurel, Norden

C

June & July

2,000

471

NEBRASKA = Region VII

PROJECT NAME Health Services for MigrantFamilies

LOCATION P. O. Box 131Scottsbluff,

69361

GRANTEE Nebraska Department ofHealth

DIRECTOR Mr. Ted Dapper

TELEPHONE 402=4712101

SERVICE SITES Scottsbluff

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK MIGRANTPOPULATION 2,796


*1971

42

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED--


*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

43

NEW JERSEY = Region II

Migrant Health Servibes inCumberland County

County CourthouseBridgeton, NJ. 08302

Board of 'Chosen Free-holders of CumberlandCounty

William P. Doherty, D.V.M.

609-451-8000 ext. 271

Bridgeton

B

June 8 August 31

2,300

1,464

NEW JERSEY - Region II

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Program inSalem County

LOCATION CourthouseSalem, N.J. 08079

GRANTEE Board of Chosen Free-holders of SalemCounty

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

Laurence P. Devlin M.D.

609-769-2126

Woodstown

SERVICES OFFERED D, E

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED July 1 August 1



*1971

44

PROJECT NAME

NEW JERSEY - Region 11

Health Services for MigrantAgricultural Workers inNew Jersey

LOCATION P.O. Box 1540Trenton, N.J. 08625

GRANTEE N.J. State Department ofHealth

DIRECTOR Mr. Thomas Gilbert


SERVICE SITES Woodbury, Cranbury,Freehold Counties

SERVICES OFFERED C, G

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Woodbury: July 8-August31; Cranbury: August 1-October 31; Freehold:July 22-September 23



*1971

45

NEW MEXICO - Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Migrant Health. ProjectHealth District X

CourthouseClovis, New Mexico

38101

N.M. Department ofHealth and. Social Serv-ices - District X

Bettie McClintock,

505,843-0311

Clovis, Porta es, San Jon

E

August = December

1,237

483

NEW MEXICO -.Region VI

PROJECT NAME Las Cruces Migrant HealthP. oject

LOCATION 924 West Picacho.Las Cruces, New Mexico

88001-

GRANTEE Las Cruces Committee onMigrant Health

DIRECTOR Ms. Mercedes Delagado,R.N.


SERVICE SITES Las Cruces

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED May 15 September 15

PEAK MIGRANT.POPULATION 2,500


*1971

47

NEW MEXICO = Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Migrant Health Project -Health District V

P.O. Box 1506Las Vegas, New Mexico

87701

N.M.- Department of.Health and Social Serv-ices - L Istria. V.

Walter Vom Lehn, M.D.

505-425-9456

Las Vegas, San Miguel,Anton Chico

Year-round

1,070

526

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

NEW MEXICO Region VI

Migrant Health ProjectHealth District I

P.O. Box 4397Sante Fe, New Mexico

87501

N.M. Department of Healthand Social Services -District I

Walter Von Lehn, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Espanola, El Rita, Gallina,Park View, Taos,Penasco, Questa

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

49

NEW YORK Region II

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Services Co-ordination Project

LOCATION 845 Central AvenueAlbany, N.Y. 12206

GRANTEE State Department of Health

DIRECTOR Arthur G. Baker, M.D.


SERVICE SITES None

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED,

1971

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

51

NEW YORK Region II

Niagara County MigrantHealth Project

1272 Delaware AvenueBuffalo, N.Y. 14209

Erie County Council ofChurches

Sister Mary VirginiaKegler

716-846-7699

Lockport

August 15 - November 30

700

646

NEW YORK - Region II

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

52

New Peitz Migrant HealthProject

244 Fair StreetKingston, N.Y 12401

Ulster County Health De-partment

Ms. Helen E Gene is

914-331-9300 ext. 335

Kingston, New Burgh,New Paltz

E

June 1 November 15

1,680

30

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED


'PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971


Suffolk County MigrantHealth Project

Suffolk County CenterRiverhead, Long Island,

N.Y. 11901

Suffolk County Health Department

Dr. William Steibel

516-727-4700

Riverhead

B

Year-round

1,515

1,773

NEW YORK Region I I

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

54

Wayne County PublicHealth Program

Pearl StreetLyons, N.Y. 14489

Rochester General Hos-pital

Christopher Parnell, M.D.

315-483-9133

Sodus

A

Year-round

3,630

2,354

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

55


Multi-County REACHMigrant Health Project

Perkinsville, N.Y. 14529

Secular Mission of theDiocese of Rochester

Mr. Stuart Mitchell

716-728-2277

Perkinsville

August 15 - November 15

1,230

410

=NEW YORK - Region II

PROJECT NAME University of RochesterMigrant Health Project

LOCATION River Campus StationRochester, N.Y. 14627

GRANTEE School of Medicine, Uni-versity of Rochester

DIRECTOR Robert Haggerty, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Albion, Rochester

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED July 1 November 30



*1971

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR


Orange County MigrantHealth Project

South Street and SecondWarwick N.Y. 10990

Warwick Area MigrantCommittee, Inc.

Ms, Valerie Maize

TELEPHONE 914=2584680

SERVICE SITES Pine Island

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED July 1 = September 30

*NUMBER OF PATIENTS SERVED 1,020

*1971

NORTH CAROLINA - Region IV

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971


Cooper DriveClinton, North Carolina

28328

Sampson County HealthDepartment

Caroline H. Callison, M.D

91959 2-6177

Health Department

B

May November

900

468

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971


59

Migrant Family HealthServices

P.O. Box 65Hendersonvi I le, North

Carolina 28739

Henderson CountyMigrant Council, Inc.

Ms. Frank R. Burson

704-692=4697

Hendersonville Health De=partment

June October

300

927

NORTH CAPOLINA - Region IV

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

60

Migrant Project

225 North McDowellStreet

Raleigh, North Carolina27602

State Board of Health

Ronald H. Levine, M.D.

919829=3131

State-wide

May November

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971



Johnson County HealthDepartment

Smithfield, North Carolina27577

Johnson County HealthDepartment

Mr. John J. Dail

919-9344168

County Health Department,Selma

June - November

653

51


PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

62

Greene Migrant HealthProject

Route 2, Box 9VVilson, North Carolina

27893

Wilson County Health De-partMent

Joseph L. Campbell, M.D.

919-237=3141

Wilson, Greene ancfNashCounties

June = November

300

181

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

OHIO Region V

Migrant Health Services

450 East Town StreetColumbus, Ohio 43216

GRANTEE Ohio Department ofHealth

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

Thomas Gardner, M.D.

614-469-4364

Greenville, Findlay,Norwalk, Toledo,Liberty Center,St. Henry, Ottawa,Tiffin, Hartville,Bowling Green,Oak Harbor, Fremont

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED April - October



1971

OKLAHOMA - Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

Migrant, Services inJackson, Harmon andGreer Counties

201 South LeeAltus, Oklahoma 73521

GRANTEE, Oklahoma Department ofHealth

DIRECTOR Mr. Robert Warner


SERVICE SITES Altus

SERVICES OFFERED .

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Yearroupd

PEAK-MIGRANT POPULATION 3,676

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

900

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

OREGON = Region X

Oregon Migrant HealthProject

1400 Southwest 5th St.Portland, Oregon 97207

Oregon State Board ofHealth

Mr. Darrell Douglas

503;2295010

Oregon City, Hoodriver,Medford, KlamathFalls, Vale, Madras,Alwany,.Salem, Dalles,Pendelton, Hillsborough,McMinnville

G (D, E & F UnderContract with CountyHealth Departments)

-- Year-round.

45,000

25,000

65

PENNSYLVANIA 3 Region III

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

Health and Medical Serv.ces for-Seasonal Farm Workers

P.O. Box 90Harrisburg, Pa. 17120

Pennsylvania Department ofHealth

A. L. Chapman, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Gettysburg, Danville, ValleyView

SERVICES OFFERED :


PEAK MIGRANT. POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

July = November

.8,845

2,570

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES Mayaguez San Sebastian

SERVICES OFFERED A

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Year -round


*PATIENTS SERVED 720 families enrolled

*1971

PUERTO RICO - Region II

Migrant Health ProgramEastern Region

Mayaguez, p:R.. 00708

.State Health Department

Gilberto Cardona, M.D.

809-832-8686

PUERTO RICO - Region II

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

. SERVICE. SITES

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK MIGRANT-POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Health Project for Migrant.WOrkerS.

University of Puerto Rico,School of Medicine

San Juan, P.R. 00708

School of Medicine, Universityof Puerto Rico

Ruben Nazario, M.D.

809-786-4970

Bayamon, Aibonito

A

Year-round

9,400

1,320

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICESITES'

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION.

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

SOUTH CAROLINA = Region IV

.Comprehensive Health Projectfor Agricultural Migrants

Beaufort, South Carolina

Beaufort County HealthDepartment.

Mr. Rt A nold Sineath

. 303-524-3446 .

Beaufort

B

May July

2.000

540

SOUTH CAROLINA Region IV

PROJECT NAME Health Services for MigrantWorkers and their Families

LOCATION 334 Calhoun StreetCharleston South Carolina

29401

GRANTEE Charleston County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED May July

PEAK MIGRANT- POPULATION 3,835

*PATI ENT S SERVED 933..

*1971

Cecil F. Jacobs, M.D.

803-723=9251

Mount Pleasant Labor Camp,Johns Island Labor Camp,Edisto Island Labor Camp,Peters Field Clinic

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE. SITE

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

TEXAS Region VI


County Courthouse200 N. Almond StreetAlice, Texas 78332

Jim Wells County Commis--sioners' Court

Mr. Gonzalo V. Trevino

512=664-5582'

-.Alice

Cf

-Yearround

2,134,

582

71

TEXAS:- Region VI


1100.West.49th StreetAustin, Texas 78756

Texas State Department ofHealth

Carl F. Moore, Jr,, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Austin

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATI ENTS SERVED

*1971

LOCATION

. GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

PROJECT NAIVIE

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE-

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

TEXAS - Region VI

.Migrant Health Project

105 South Stewart StreetCotulla, Texas 78014

La Salle County Commis-sioners' Court

J. M. Barton, M.D.

512-879-2342

Cotulla

Year, round

1,743

654

TEXAS Region VI


LOCATION P.0, Box 462.Crosbyton, Texas 79322'

GRANTEE .Crosby County Commis-sioners' Court

DIRECTOR Mr. T. J -Taylor


SERVICE.SITES Crosbyton

SERVICES OFFERED.- C

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Year-rounci.


*PATIENT SERVED 540

*1971

TEXAS Region VI


LOCATION' P.O. Box 30DeLeon, Texas 76444

GRANTEE DeLeon Municipal Hospital

DIRECTOR F. A. Eisenrich, M.D.


SERVICE SITES DeLeon

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

.11971

C

Year-round

3,082

714

TEXAS.- Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR.

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES-OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED.

.PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION

!PATIENTS SERVED

*1971.


.:. 200 Bridge Street...Del .Rio 7rekas' 78840

Del Rio-Val Verde CountyHealth Department

- Mr.- Lewis 0

-512-775-6852--

Del Rio

year-round

4,425

1,635

ens

TEXAS - Region VI


LOCATION

GRANTEE

111 West DraperHebbronville, Texas 78361

Jim Hogg County Commis-sioners' Court

DIRECTOR Hon. H. T 'Martinez


SERVICE SITES Hebbronville

SERVICES OFFEREDI


PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION 798


*1971

TEXAS Region VI


LOCATION 1425 South Ninth St,Edinburg, Texas 78539

GRANTEE Hidago County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR Ms. Mary A, Vara (Acting)

TELEPHONE 512-383-6221.

SERVICE SITES McAllen, Weslaco

SERVICES OFFERED A




*1971

TEXAS - Region VI

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health ServiceProject

LOCATION CourthouseFloydada, Texas 79235

GRANTEE Floyd County Commis-sioners' Court

DIRECTOR Hon. J. K. Holmes

TELEPHONE 806 =983 =5371

SERVICE SITES Floydada

SERVICES OFFERED E




*1971-

TEXAS - Region VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971


4097/2 St. George StreetGonzales, Texas 78629

Gonzales Medical Society

M- Ruth Shelby, R. N.

512-672-6079

Gonzales

C

Year-round

545

TEXAS - Region VI

PROJECT NAME Family Health Services

LOCATION 613 West FilmoreHarlingen, Texas 78550

pGRANTEE Catholic Charities, Inc.

DIRECTOR Mr. Daniel Hawkins


SERVICE SITES San Benito, Raymondville

SERVICES OFFERED A




*1971

TEXAS = Region VI


LOCATION- P.O. Box 2113.Hereford, Texas 79045

GRANTEE Deaf Smith County PublicHealth Clinic, Inc.

DIRECTOR Mr. Gary Stegner


SERVICE SITES Hereford

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED, 2,078

*1971

TEXAS - Region VI


LOCATION 4J0 Arkansas AvenueLaredo, Texas 78040

GRANTEE Laredo-Webb County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR Mr. Jose L. Gonzalez


SERVICE SITES Laredo

SERVICES OFFERED A

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Year -round



*1971

TEXAS = Region VI

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Proje

LOCATION Drawer 312Littlefield, Texas 79339

GRANTEE City Council of Littlefield

DIRECTOR Mr. Pat D. Bradley


SERVICE SITES Littlefield

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971

TEXAS - Region VI

PROJECT NAME Migrant Health Center

LOCATION 300 West Dr. Logan AvenueMathis, Texas 78368

GRANTEE San Patricio County Committeeon Youth Education and Job

DI RECTOR William F. Krebethe, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Mathis

SERVICES OFFERED A




*1971

TEXAS = R -ion VI

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR


P.O. Box 1738Plainview, Texas 79072

Plainview-Hale County HealthDistrict

Gerald W. Wagner, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Hile Center

SERVICES OFFERED




*1971-

TEXAS - Region VI


LOCATION 108 N. GarzaRio Grande City, Texas 78582

GRANTEE Community Action Council ofStarr County

DIRECTOR Mr. Francisco G. Zarete


SERVICE SITES -Rio Grande City, Roma

SERVICES OFFERED C



*PATIENTS SERVED ;363

*1971.

TEXAS - Region VI.

PROJECT NAME Bexar County Migrant FarmWorkers Association HealthProject

LOCATION 2327 Castroville RoadSan Antonio, Texas 78237

GRANTEE Bexar County Migrant FarmWorkers Association

DIRECTOR Mr. Xicatencati Alvarodo(Acting)

TELEPHONE- 512-434-9391

SERVICE SITES San Antonio

SERVICES OFFERED C

PERIOD SERVICES OFFERED Year round



*1971,

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

TEXAS Region VI


186 North Sam HoustonBoulevard

San Benito, Texas 78586

Cameron County HealthDepartment

John R. Copenhave M.D.

512-399-1356

San Benito

D

Year-round

40,770

3,564

TEXAS - Region VI


LOCATION CourthouseSan Marcos, Texas 78666

GRANTEE Hays County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR 8. M. Primer, Sr., M.D.


SERVICE SITES San Marcos

SERVICES OFFERED C



!PATIENTS SERVED 1,106

*1971

=

TEXAS - Region VI


LOCATION

GRANTEE Zapata County Commissioner'sCourt

DIRECTOR Hon. Angel A. Flores


SERVICE SITES Zapata

SERVICES OFFERED C




1971

Highway 83Zapata, Texas 78076

UTAH - Region VIII

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION 724 So. 3rd E. StreetSalt Lake.City, Utah 34111

GRANTEE Utah Migrant Council

DIRECTOR Ms. Suzanne Elder


SERVICE SITES

Migrant Health DemonstrationProject

Bear River City, Drem, Midvale,Weber, Davis, Iron,Washington, Carlon, Cache

SERVICES OFFERED Varies per service site, .B and C

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED .Year-round

PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION- - 16,000

*PATIENTS SERVED 3,489.

'1971-

VIRGINIA Region III


LOCATION Division of Local Health ServicesRichmond, Va. 23219

GRANTEE Virginia Department of Health

DIRECTOR S. A. Graham, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Northampton and AccomacCounties

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED June - November



*1971

WASHINGTON - Region X

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DI RECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Whatcom County MigrantHealth Program

P.O. Box 935Bellingham, Washington

98225

Whatcom Co. DistrictDepartment of PublicHealth .

Philip H. Jones, M.D.

206-733-9520

Bellingham

Year-round

2,000

1,000

WASHINGTON = Region X

PROJECT NAME Skagit County MigrantHealth Project

LOCATION CourthouseMt. Vernon, Washington

98273

GRANTEE Skagit County HealthDepartment

DIRECTOR J K. Neils, M.D.


SERVICE SITES Mt. Vernon

SERVICES OFFERED

PERIODS SERVICES OFFERED Year- round

PEAK. MIGRANT POPULATION 6,000


*1971

WASHINGTON Region X

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Washington MigrantHealth Program

P.O. Box 709Olympia, Washington

98501

Washington State Depart-ment of Social & HealthServices

Robert G. Atwood, M.D.

206- 753 -7520

Wenatchee, Yakima,Pasco

E

Year-round

30,000

5,000

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED



*PATI ENTSSERVED

*1971

WASHINGTON - Region X

Farmv,/orkers FamilyHealth Center

302 Asotin AvenueToppenish, Washington

98948

Farmworkers FamilyHealth Center

Mr. Raymond Esparta

509-865-2719

Yakima Valley

A

Year -round

12,000

10,000

WEST VIRGINIA - Regi.n III

PROJECT NAME

. LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED


--PEAK MIGRANT POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971


209 East King St.Martinsburg, West

_Virginia 25401

District #6 HealthDepartment

Ms. Doris R. Hughes, R N.

304-258-1352

Martinsburg, BerkeleySprings

B

July November

1,500

698

PROJECT NAME

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK. MIGRANT POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

WiSCONSIN - Region V

St Joseph's MigrantFamily Health Project

707.5. University AvenueBeaver Darn, Wisconsin

53916

St. Joseph's Hospital

Ms, Shirley Ghilardi

414-885-6817

Beaver Darn

E

April October

1,600

975

.WISCONSIN Region V

PROJECT NAME'

LOCATION

GRANTEE

DIRECTOR

TELEPHONE

SERVICE SITES

SERVICES OFFERED


PEAK. MIGRANT POPULATION

*PATIENTS SERVED

*1971

Waushara County

Migrant Health Clinic

Route 2

Neshkoro, Wisconsin

54960

Catholic Diocese of Green

Bay

Mr. Walter Brudnowski

414-2934937

Wautoma

9-

May November

8,500

627

Requests for application materials for migrant health project grants, as well asfor information regarding policies and review criteria, and guidance in programplanning should be directed to the Regional Program Director, CommunityWealth Service, Health Services and Mental Health Administration, in theappropriate regional office listed below:

Region 1

Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire,Massachusetts, Connecticut,Rhode Island

John F. Kennedy Federal Bldg.Boston, Massachusetts 02203617-223-6854Region II

New York, New Jersey,Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands26 Federal PlazaNew York, New York 10007212-264-2662

Region IIlDelaware, Pennsylvania,Maryland, Virginia, WestVirginia, District of Columbia401 North Broad StreetPhiladelphia, Pa. 19108215-597-9204Region IV

Tennessee, South Carolina,North Carolina, Georgia,Alabama, Florida, Mississippi,Kentucky50 Seventh Street, N.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30323404-526-5009

Region V

Wisconsin; M ichigan, I II inois,Indiana. Ohio, Minnesota

300 South Wack,-.r DriveChicago, Illinois 60606312-353-1130

Region VI

New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas,Arkansas, Louisiana

1114 Commerce StreetDallas, Texas 75202214-749-2891

Region VII

Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa

601 East 12th StreetKansas City, Missouri 64106816-374=3292

Region VIM

Mz-ntana, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado,North Dakota, South Dakota

9017 Federal BuildingDenver, Colorado 80202303-837-4781

Region IX

California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii,Guam

Federal Office Building50 Fulton StreetSan Francisco, California 04102415 556-6070

Region XAlas ca, Idaho, Oregon, WashingtonArcade Plaza1321 Second Avenue

'Seattle, Washington 98101206442-0517

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!DRS PRICE · 2014. 1. 2. · Enacted in September 1962, Public Law 87.692 amended the Public Health Service Act to authorize grants for family health service clinics for domestic