Project Title: Sampson Migrant Health Service Project (MG 122). Sponsor: Community Action Council, Inc., Sampson County Health Department, Clinton, N.C. 28328; Telephone 919-592-6177. Director: Caroline H. Callison, M.D. Duration of migrant season: June-August. County served by project: Sampson. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Clinton. OHIO Project Title: Migrant Health Clinics, Nursing and Sanitation Services Program (MG 21). Sponsor: Sandusky County-Fremont City, General Health District, Fremont, Ohio 43420; Telephone 419–332–6411. Director: William J. Boswell, M.D. Duration of migrant season: April-November. Estimated number of migrants: 3,000. County served by project: Sandusky. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, health education, and nutrition counseling. Location of family health service centers: Fremont. Project Title: Environmental Health Project (Migrants) (MG 24). Sponsor: Ohio Department of Health, 450 East Town Street, Post Office Box 118, Columbus, Ohio 43216; Telephone 614-469–3543. Director: Ray B. Watts. Duration of migrant season: April-November, 1 T Counties served by project: Darke, Fulton, Henry, Mercer, Putnam, Seneca, Stark, and Wood. Health services provided: Sanitation services. Project Title: Family Health Education Project for Migrants (MG 35). Sponsor: Lucas County Health Department, 416 North Erie Street, Toledo, Ohio 43624; Telephone 419-248-5911. Director: Dorothy M. Van Ausdal, M.D. Duration of migrant season: February-November. Estimated number of migrants: 1,200. County served by project: Lucas. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, nursing care, sanitation services, health education, and nutrition counseling. Location of family health service centers: East side of county, West side of county, and Toledo. Project Title: Health Aide, Nursing, and Nutrition Consultation Project (MG 36). Sponsor: Ohio Department of Health, 450 East Town Street, Post Office Box 118, Columbus, Ohio 43216; Telephone 614-469–3543. Director: Miss Helen Massengale. Duration of migrant season: June-October. Counties served by project: Darke, Fulton, Hancock, Henry, Lucas, Mercer, Ottawa, Putnam, Sandusky, Seneca, and Wood. Health services provided: Consultation in health education, nursing, and nutrition; coordination of training and work of health aides in various local migrant health projects. Project Title: Migrant Labor Family Care Program (MG 61). Sponsor: Putnam County General Health District, Court House, Ottawa, Ohio 45875; Telephone: 419-527-1616. Director: Milo B. Rice, M.D. Duration of migrant season: April-October. Estimated number of migrants: 3,260. County served by project: Putnam. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, health education, and nutrition counseling. Location of family health service centers: Ottawa. Project Title: Migrant Health Clinic and Nursing Services Project (MG 78). Sponsor: Darke County General Health District, Courthouse, Greenville, Ohio 45331; Telephone: 513-548-4196. Director: Giles Wolverton, M.D. Duration of migrant season: June-October. County served by project: Darke. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, health education, and sanitation services. Location of family health service centers: Union City. Project Title: Ottawa County Migrant Family Health Service Clinic (MG 126). Sponsor: Ottawa County Ministry to Migrants, 159 North Church Street, Oak Harbor, Ohio 43449; Telephone 419-898-8486. Director: Rev. Robert Lamantia. Duration of migrant season: June-October. County served by project: Ottawa. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, health education, sanitation services, and nutrition counseling. Location of family health service centers: Oak Harbor. Project Title: Migrant Health Study Project and Dental Care Program (MG 136). Sponsor: Hartville Migrant Council, Inc., Box 682, Hartville, Ohio 44632; Telephone 216-454-4719. Director: Mrs. Ralph McFadden. Duration of migrant season: April-October. Estimated number of migrants: 680. County served by projects: Stark. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, health education, and nutrition counseling. Location of family health service centers: Hartville. OKLAHOMA Project Title: Project To Furnish and Supplement Existing Public Health and Medical Care Service to Migrant Labor Families (MG 59). Sponsor: State Department of Health, 3400 North Eastern, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Telephone 405-427-6561. Project Office: Jackson County Health Department, 201 South Lee, Altus, Okla.; Telephone 405-482-7308. Director: J. K. Leavitt, M.D. Duration of migrant season: May-December. Estimated number of migrants: 6,100. Counties served by project: Greer, Harmon, and Jackson. Health services provided: Nursing care, dental care, sanitation services, and health education. OREGON Project Title: Clinic Care, Public Health Nursing, and Sanitation Services to Migrant Farm Labor (MG 05). Sponsor: Orgeon State Board of Health, 1400 Southwest Fifth Avenue, Portland, Oreg. 97201 ; Telephone 503–226–2161. Director: Ralph R. Sullivan, M.D. Duration of migrant season: March-September. Estimated number of migrants: 28,900. Counties served by project: Clackamas, Hood River, Jackson, Klamath, Linn, Malheur, Marion, Polk, and Washington. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education through county migrant health projects; consultation to projects from State level includes nursing, sanitation, and health education. NOTE. See following table for county detail. County COUNTY COMPONENTS OF OREGON MIGRANT HEALTH PROJECT (MG 05) Project Title: Yamhill County Migrant Health Project (MG 63). Oreg. 97128; Telephone 503-472-5161. Sponsor: Yamhill County Health Department, Courthouse, McMinnville, Oreg. 97128; Telephone 503-472-5161. Director: H. Grant Skinner, M.D. Duration of migrant season: May-October. Estimated number of migrants: 6,000. County served by project: Yamhill. Health services provided: Medical care, nursing care, sanitation services, mental health services, and health education. Location of family health services centers: Eola Village. PENNSYLVANIA Project Title: Health and Medical Services for Migrants (MG 33). Sponsor: Pennsylvania Department of Health, Post Office Box 90, Harrisburg, Pa. 17120; Telephone 717-787-6967. Director: A. L. Chapman, M.D. Duration of migrant season: June -November. Estimated number of migrants: 6,300. Counties served by project: Adams, Berks, Chester, Columbia, Franklin, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lehigh, Luzerne, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Schuylkill, Snyder, Union, Wyoming, and York. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, and sanitation services. Sanitation services only are provided in four additional counties. Location of family health service centers: Coatesville, Danville, Gettysburg, Lancaster, and Scranton. PUERTO RICO Project Title: Health Needs for Migrant Workers Project (MG 58). Sponsor: University of Puerto Rico, School of Medicine, San Juan, P.R. 00905; Telephone 723-0410. Office: Migrant Health Regional Office, Puerto Rican Medical Center, Barrio Monacillo, Rio Piedras, P.R.; Telephone 765-0038. Director: Ruben Nazario, M.D. Duration of migrant season: October-December. Estimated number of migrants: 2,178. County served by project: Northeast Health Region. Health services provided: Medical care nursing care, sanitation services, health education, and social services. Location of family health service centers: Puerto Rican Medical Center. SOUTH CAROLINA Project Title: Health Services for Migratory Agricultural Workers and Their Families Charleston County (MG 26). Sponsor: South Carolina State Board of Health, 2600 Bull Street, Columbia, S.C. 29201; Telephone 803-723-9251. 93 453-688 Director: L. P. Varn, M.D. Duration of migrant season: April-October. County served by project: Charleston. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, nursing care, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Edisto, Johns Island, Medical College Clinic, and Mount Pleasant. Project Title: Comprehensive Health Program for Agricultural MigrantsBeaufort County, S.C. (MG 121). Sponsor: South Carolina State Board of Health, 2600 Bull Street, Columbia, S.C. 29201; Telephone 803-524-3446. Director: H. Parker Jones, M.D. Duration of migrant season: May-September. Estimated number of migrants: 2,255., County served by project: Beaufort. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, and sanitation services. Location of family health service centers: Beaufort, Frogmore, and Sheldon. TEXAS Project Title: Technical Assistance in Approaches to Health Problems Associated with Migratory Labor (MG 03). Sponsor: Texas State Department of Health, 1100 West 49th Street, Austin, Tex. 78756; Telephone 512-453-6631. Director: Robert L. Cherry, M.D., Medical Director. Estimated number of migrants: 129,000. Health services provided: State level consultation to counties with local migrant health projects in nursing, sanitation, health education; assistance to communities without local projects in arranging for provision of health services to migrants, including nursing, sanitation, health education, and other technical and consultation services; also limited direct sérvices in communities without local projects. Project Title: Hale County Migrant Health Service (MG 37). Sponsor: Plainview-Hale County Health Department, 10th and Ash Street, Post Office Box 1776, Plainview, Tex. 79072; Telephone 806-224-4359. Acting Director: Carl P. Weidenbach, M.D.: 'Duration of migrant season: July-November. Estimated number of migrants: 9,300. County served by project: Halé. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Mobile unit. Project Title: Laredo-Webb County Family Health Service Clinic (MG 42). Sponsor: Laredo-Webb County Health Department, 400 Arkansas Avenue, Laredo, Tex. 78040; Telephone 512-722-2481. Director: Jose L. Gonzales. Duration of migrant season: November-March, Estimated number of migrants: 13,000. County served by project: Webb. Health services provided: Medical care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service center: Laredo-Webb County Health Depart ment. Project Title: Southwestern Texas Health Department Migrant Project (MG 44). Sponsor: Southwestern Texas Health Department, Post Office Box K, Eagle Pass, Tex. 78852; Telephone 512-773-2718. Director: B. Oliver Lewis, M.D. Duration of migrant season: September-May. Estimated number of migrants: 10,000. Counties served by project: Dimmitt, Kinney, Maverick, and Zavala. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health centers: One each in counties listed above. Project Title: Technical Assistance in Developing Techniques and Approaches to Health Problems Associated with Seasonal Farm Labor in Public Health Education, Sanitation, and Public Health Nursing-Countywide (MG 46). Sponsor: Lubbock City-County Health Department, 1202 Jarvis, Lubbock, Tex. 79408; Telephone 806-762-6411. Director: David M. Cowgill, M.D. Duration of migrant season: April-January. County served by project: Lubbock. Health services provided: Medical care, dental care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Services provided at or coordinated by City-County Health Department. Project Title: Calhoun County Migrant Health Services Program-Port Lavaca-Calhoun County Health Unit (MG 96). Sponsor: Port Lavaca-Calhoun County Health Department, 111 West Ash Street, Port Lavaca, Tex. 77979; Telephone 512-524-4341. Director: L. E. Silverthorn, M.D. Duration of migrant season: January-September. Estimated number of migrants: 4,000. County served by project: Calhoun. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, dental care, nursing care, and sanitation services. Location of family health service centers: County Hospital. Project Title: Cameron County Migrant Health Project (MG 97). Sponsor: Cameron County Health Department, 186 North Sam Houston Boulevard, San Benito, Tex. 78586; Telephone 512-399-2781. Director: John R. Copenhaver, M.D. Duration of migrant season: November-May. Estimated number of migrants: 25,000. County served by project: Cameron. Health services provided: Medical care, hospitalization, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Brownsville. Project Title: Jim Wells County Migrant Health Project (MG 99). Sponsor: Jim Wells Commissioners' Court, Jim Wells County Courthouse, 200 North Almond Street, Alice, Tex. 78332; Telephone 512-664-5582. Director: Gonzalo V. Trevino. Duration of migrant season: October-April. Estimated number of migrants: 10,500. County served by projects: Jim Wells. Health services provided: Medical care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Alice. Project Title: Zapata County Migrant Health Project (MG 100). Sponsor: Zapata County Commissioners' Court, Post Office Box 272, Zapata, Tex. 78076; Telephone 512-765-4342. Director: Pedro Ramirez, Jr. Duration of migrant season: April-November. Estimated number of migrants: 2,000. County served by project: Zapata. Health services provided: Medical care, nursing care, sanitation services, and health education. Location of family health service centers: Zapata. ·Project Title: Crosby County Migrant Health Service Project (MG 108). Sponsor: Crosby County Commissioners' Court, Crosbyton, Tex.; Telephone 806-675-2924. |