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Directory of Services for Migrant [and] Seasonal Farmworkersand Their Families.Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (ED),Washington, DC. Migrant Education Programs.1997-00-00184p.Office of Migrant Education, U.S. Department of Education,600 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, DC 20202-6135.Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132)MF01/PC08 Plus Postage.Advocacy; Agency Cooperation; Agricultural Laborers;Elementary Secondary Education; Family Programs; FederalGovernment; *Federal Programs; Health Programs; HigherEducation; Migrant Education; *Migrant Programs; *MigrantWorkers; *National Organizations; National Programs;Preschool Education; Seasonal Laborers; *Social Services;*State Agencies; State ProgramsNutrition Services

This directory provides information on federal programs andnational organizations that serve migrant farmworkers and their families.TDc.:c4ficany, the directory lists programs administered by the U.S.

Departments of Agriculture, Education, iieaich and Human Services, Justice,and Labor, and the Environmental Protection Agency. The directory alsoincludes information on national nonfederal organizations that offer programsand services to migrant farmworkers. Examples of programs administered byfederal agencies include the Community Facilities Loan Program, NationalSchool Lunch Program, Academic Excellence Program, Comprehensive SchoolGrants program, Title I, Migrant Education Programs, College AssistanceMigrant Program, Migrant Head Start, and Migrant and Seasonal AgriculturalWorker Protection Act Program. Examples of programs administered by nationalnonfederal organizations include the Association of Farmworker OpportunityPrograms, Children's Defense Fund, Migrant Legal Action Programs, NationalCoalition of Hispanic and Human Service Organizations, and National Centerfor Farmworker Health. Each entry includes contact information, program goalsand purposes, and information about the administering agency. Appendices liststate agencies administering the child nutrition program, WIC programpublications and directories, state coordinators and directors of variousfederal programs, resources for the pesticide program, community servicesblock grantees serving migrants, migrant head start grantees, migrant healthcenters, regional and district offices of the Immigration and NaturalizationService, grantees of the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Program, monitoradvocates, and Legal Services programs and public interest law firmsrepresenting migrant and seasonal farmworkers. (LP)

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FOREWORD

In its continuing quest to improve the coordination among agencies that provide services tomigrant and seasonal farmworkers and their families, the Office of Migrant Education of the U.S.Department of Education is providing you with a copy of the 1997 Directory of Services forMigrant and Seasonal Farmworkers and Their Families.

Coordination is key to improving opportunities and services to migrant children and their families.Agencies are collaborating in creative ways at the state and local levels. This directory isdesigned to promote further cooperation and a greater knowledge of the breadth and scope ofprograms and services for migrant children and their families.

The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education's Office of Migrant Education encouragespractitioners working with migrant children and their families to continue to work together toimprove services to our customers and to share the results of those efforts with each other. TheOffice of Migrant Education is actively seeking examples of collaborative efforts that can bereplicated from locality to locality. It is through these efforts that we can integrate services tomore effectively identify and assist migrant families.

We hope this Directory will assist in the expansion of coordination activities to the benefit ofmigrant families throughout the nation.

Bayla F. WhiteDirectorOffice of Migrant Education

INTRODUCTION

Federal programs and national organizations that serve migrant farmworkers and their familiesshare a common goal: to improve the effectiveness of programs in meeting the needs of migrantchildren and their families. Factors related to mobility, seasonal work patterns, and the lack ofresources in the areas where migrants work and live make it difficult for migrant families toreceive a continuous level of high quality services. Recognizing that the key to the successful

delivery of services lies in better coordination among health, education, early childhood, housing,employment, environmental, community service, and legal agencies, the U.S. Department ofEducation has compiled this directory.

This publication is a revised version of the Directory, last published in the fall of 1995. It is theresult of a cumulative effort of the programs represented within and is intended to provideinformation on the various services for migrants. It has been expanded to include new federal andnon-federal programs, as well as several new directories of field offices for those programs. TheDirectory is written for informational purposes and is not intended to provide legal guidanceconcerning statutes and regulations related to services for migrants.

The U.S. Department of Education plans to update and distribute this publication periodically.If you have any suggestions or would like additional copies of this directory, please write us at:

Office of Migrant EducationU.S. Department of Education600 Independence Avenue, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20202-6135FAX: (202) 260-0089

Spring 1997

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword

Introduction ii

Table of Contents iii

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Community Facilities Loan Program 2

Cooperative Extension Service 3

Farm Labor Housing Loan and Grant Program 3

National School Lunch Program 4

School Breakfast Program 5

Special Milk Program 5

Child and Adult Care Food Program 5

Summer Food Service Program 6

Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants

and Children 7

U.S. Department of Education

Academic Excellence Program 9

Comprehensive School Grants 10

Emergency Immigrant Education Program 10

Program Development and Implementation Grants 11

Program Enhancement Grants 11

Systemwide Improvement Grants 12

Professional Development Teachers and Personnel Grants 12

Title I Helping Disadvantaged Children Meet High Standards 13

Part A- Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Education Agencies 13

Education for Homeless Children and Youth State Programs 14

Even Start Program 14

Migrant Education Programs 15

College Assistance Migrant Program 15

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High School Equivalency Program 16

Inter/Intrastate Coordination Projects 16

Migrant Education Even Start Program 18

Migrant Education State Grant Program 18

Disabled Migratory Agricultural Workers - Seasonal

Farmworkers Vocational Rehabilitation Services Project 19

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Pesticide Program 21

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Community Services Block Grant Program 23

Migrant Head Start 24

Migrant Health Program 24

IIIU.S. Department of Justice

Temporary H-2A Worker Program 26

U.S. Department of Labor

Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act

Program 28

Temporary Alien Agricultural Labor Protection Program 29

Division of Farmworker Program (JTPA Section 402) 30

Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Services 31

Temporary Alien Agricultural Labor Certification

program (H-2A) 32

National Non-federal Organizations That Provide Services to Migrant and Seasonal

Farmworkers and Their Families

American Association of Retired Persons 34

Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs 34iv

Children's Defense Fund 35

Farmworker Justice Fund 35

Housing Assistance Council 36

Interstate Migrant Education Council 37

Migrant Legal Action Program 38

Migration and Refugee Services/Pastoral Care of Migrants

and Refugees 38

National Association of Community Health Centers 39

National Coalition of Hispanic and Human Service Organizations 40

National Council of La Raza 41

Reading Is Fundamental 42

Rural Community Assistance Program 42

National Center for Farmworker Health 43

Appendices

IPAppendix A: State Agencies Administering The Child Nutrition Programs 45

Appendix B: Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children . 58

Appendix C: ESEA Title VII State Education Agency Program

State Coordinators 59

Appendix D: Emergency Immigrant Education Program State Coordinators 69

Appendix E: Title I State Coordinators 75

Appendix F: Title I Effective Practices 85

Appendix G:Migrant College Assistance Migrant Program Program Directors 87

Appendix H: High School Equivalency Program Project Directors 88

Appendix I: Migrant Education Even Start Project Directors and Coordinators 91

Appendix J: Directory of Chapter 1 Migrant Education Program State Directors . 93

Appendix K: Migratory and Seasonal Farmworkers with

Disabilities Projects 102

Appendix L: Office of Pesticide Programs Certification,

Training, Occupational Safety Branch 103

Appendix M: Community Services Block Grant - List of Grantees serving Migrants 106

Appendix N: Community Services Block Grants to Historically Black Colleges and

Universities 109

Appendix 0: Migrant Head Start List of Grantees 110

Appendix P: Migrant Health Centers - Migrant Stream

Coordinators 114

Appendix Q: Migrant Health Centers Funded by Section 329 of

the Public Health Service Act 115

Appendix R: Migrant Health Centers Funded by Section 330 of

the Public Health Service Act 128

Appendix S: Immigration and Naturalization Service - Regional and district Offices 141

Appendix T: Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Programs Section 402 Grantees 144

Appendix U: Monitor Advocate Directory 155

Appendix V: Migrant Legal Assistance Offices and Staff 164

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U.S. Department of Agriculture

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

RURAL HOUSING AND CO UNITYDEVELOPMENT SERVICE

Mr. Jan E. ShadburnActing AdministratorU.S. Department of AgricultureRoom 5014 Stop 07011400 Independence Avenue, SWWashington, D.C. 20250-0701

COMMUNITY FACILITIES LOAN PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. John R. BowlesDuty Administrator, Community Programs

Address: Rural Housing Service .

U.S. Department of AgricultureRoom 6304-S Room 32221400 Independence Avenue, SWWashington, DC 20250-0701

Telephone: (202) 720-1490Fax: (202) 690-0471

Purpose:

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The Rural Housing Service (RHS) Community Facilities Loan Programprovides loans to public entities, nonprofit organizations, and federallyrecognized Indian tribes in rural areas of 50,000 or less in population fordeveloping essential community facilities projects involving health care,public safety, public service, education, and cultural activities. RHSalso guarantees Community Facilities loans made by banks or othereligible lenders.

Rural Development State Offices

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COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

Contact: Ms. Jeanne M. PriesterNational Program Leader

Address: Extension Service, USDA14th and Independence Avenue, S.W.Room 3444-SWashington, D.C. 20250-0900

Telephone: (202) 720-2920

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The purpose of the Cooperative Extension System is to help peopleimprove their lives and communities through a nonformal educationprocess that uses scientific knowledge focused on interests, issues, andneeds of the participants. It's health and safety programs include foodsafety, nutrition, education, resource management, parenting and humanrelations, food preservation, community services available and accessingservices, sanitation, Expanded Food and Nutrition Program (EFNEP),and others such as Base Programs and Initiatives.

Cooperative Extension Service County offices

FARM LABOR HOUSING LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. John PentecostDeputy Director, Multi-Family Processing Division

Address: Rural Development and Rural Housing ServiceU.S. Department of Agriculture14th and Independence Avenue, S.W.Room 5337Washington, D.C. 20250

Telephone: (202) 720-1606

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The Farm Labor Housing Loan and Grant Program provides funds forthe construction of housing and other ancillary facilities located at ahousing site.

Farmers Home Administration District offices and FarmersHome Administration State offices.

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FOOD AND CONSUMER SERVICE

Mr. William LudwigAdministratorFood and Consumer ServiceU.S. Department of Agriculture3101 Park Center DriveAlexandria, Virginia 22302

NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. Robert M. Eadie*Chief, Program Policy and Development Branch

Address: Child Nutrition DivisionU.S. Department of Agriculture3101 Park Center DriveAlexandria, Virginia 22302

Telephone: (703) 305-2590Fax: (703) 305-2879

* Mr. Eadie is the contact for all school-based food programs

Purpose: The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) provides subsidized lunch servicefor eligible school children in participating public schools, private schools, andresidential child care institutions. NSLP also reimburses eligible elementaryand secondary schools for serving snacks to children in school-aged child careprograms who are 12 years of age and under; or 15 years of age and under inthe case of children of migrant workers or children with disabilities.

Administeredby: State agencies administer NSLP in every state or territory. The

Food and Consumer Service's Mid-Atlantic Regional Officeadministers the program in Virginia private schools.

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SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM

The School Breakfast Program provides subsidized breakfast service foreligible school children in participating public schools, private schools,and residential child care institutions.

Administeredby: State agencies administer this program in every state or territory.

The Food and Consumer Service's Mid-Atlantic Regional Officeadministers the program in Virginia private schools.

Purpose:

SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM

The Special Milk Program provides subsidized or free half-pints of milkfor children in participating public schools, private schools, homelessshelters and child care institutions that do not participate in other Federalmeal service programs.

Administeredby: State agencies administer this program in every state or territory.

The Food and Consumer Service's Mid-Atlantic Regional Officeadministers the program in Virginia private schools.

Purpose:

CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) combines resources,training, and accountability to support quality child care in family daycare homes, day care centers, Head Start programs, and outside-school-hours care centers. The program provides meals to children 12 years ofage and under, children of migrant workers 15 years of age and under,and persons with disabilities who are enrolled in a day care facilitywhere a majority of the enrollment is 18 years of age and under.

Administeredby: State agencies administer CACFP in 54 states or territories,

except in Virginia, where the Food and Consumer Service's Mid-Atlantic Regional Office administers the program.

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SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) serves as an extension of theNational School Lunch Program. Generally, a site is determined eligibleif at least 50 percent of the children in the area it serves, or 50 percentof its enrolled children, are eligible for free and reduced price schoolmeals. Site eligibility can also be established with certification from amigrant organization that a particular site serves children of migrantworkers. Sites which primarily serve children from migrant familiesmay be approved to serve up to three meals each day. Once a site isdetermined eligible, all meals are served free of charge to any child age18 and under. In residential camps, however, meals are eligible forreimbursement only when served to children who qualify for free andreduced price meals.

Administeredby: State agencies administer SFSP in 49 states or territories, while

Food and Consumer Service's regional offices administer theprogram in Georgia, Michigan, New York, and Virginia.

See Appendix A for a list of State Agencies administering the child nutrition programs.

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SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION PROGRAM FORWOMEN, INFANTS AND C DREN

Contact: Mr. Stanley C. GarnettDirector, Supplemental Food Programs Division

Address: Food and Consumer ServiceU.S. Department of Agriculture3101 Park Center DriveRoom 540Alexandria, Virginia 22302

Telephone: (703) 305-2746

Purpose: The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants andChildren (WIC) Program provides specific nutritious supplemental foodsand nutrition education, including information about the dangers ofalcohol and other drug use during pregnancy, to low income pregnant,postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to agefive at nutritional risk. Special program provisions have beenimplemented in response to the unique needs of the migrant population.For example, a verification of certification card is issued to ensurecontinuity of benefits as migrant participants move from area to area.WIC legislation provides for a special migrant set aside of not less thannine-tenths of one percent (.9%) of appropriated funds for services toeligible migrant populations. The WIC Program and the Bureau ofPrimary Health Care, Department of Health and Human Services havean initiative to increase the extent of collocation, integration, andcoordination of WIC services at Community and Migrant Health Centersin response to WIC legislation.

Administeredby: Food and Consumer Service at the national level; state agencies,

including the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and theVirgin Islands; and approximately 1,800 local agenciesoverseeing some 9,000 service sites

See Appendix B for a listing of WIC program publications and directories.

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OFFICE OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION ANDMINORITY LANGUAGES AFFAIRS

Ms. Delia PompaDirectorU.S. Department of EducationSwitzer BuildingRoom 5086330 C Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20202-6641

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE PROGRAM

Contact: Dr. Mary T. MahonyEducation Program Specialist

Address: Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages AffairsU.S. Department of EducationSwitzer BuildingRoom 5609330 C Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20202 -6641

Telephone: (202) 205-8728

Purpose:

Dr. Mahony is the contact for all migrant-related activities for Office ofBilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs (OBEMLA).

The OBEMLA Academic Excellence Program provides financialassistance to promote the adoption and implementation of bilingualeducation, special alternative instruction programs and professionaldevelopment programs that demonstrate promise of assisting limitedEnglish proficient (LEP) children and youth to meet challenging Statestandards.

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COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL GRANTS

The OBEMLA Comprehensive School Grants provide financialassistance to local education agencies (LEAs) to implement schoolwidebilingual education programs or special alternative instructionalprograms for reforming, restructuring, and upgrading all relevantprograms and operations that serve all or virtually all children and youthof limited English proficiency in schools with significant concentrationsof these children and youth.

One or more (LEAs); one or more LEAs in collaboration with aninstitution of higher education (IHE), community-basedorganization (CBO) or other LEAs, or a State educational agency(SEA).

See Appendix C for a listing of state bilingual education offices.

EMERGENCY IMMIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The OBEMLA Emergency Immigrant Education Act provides grants toSEAs to assist LEAs that experience unexpectedly large increases intheir student population due to immigration. Funds may be used toprovide high quality instruction to immigrant children and youth, helpthose children and youth make the transition into American society, andmeet the same challenging state performance standards expected of allchildren and youth.

State education agencies

See Appendix D for a listing of state coordinators.

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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS

Purpose: The OBEMLA Development and Implementation Program providesfinancial assistance to develop and implement new comprehensive,coherent, and successful bilingual or special alternative instructionalprograms for LEP students. Programs of instruction may include earlychildhood, kindergarten through twelfth grade, gifted and talented, andvocational and applied technology.

Administeredby: One or more LEAs, one or more LEAs in collaboration with

IHEs, CBOs, other LEAs or SEAs; or a CBO or an IHE that hasthe approval of an LEA to develop and implement familyeducation programs, early childhood education programs orsupplemental instructional programs for LEP students

PROGRAM ENHANCEMENT GRANTS

Purpose: The OBEMLA Program Enhancement Grants provides financialassistance to carry out highly focused, innovative, locally designedprojects to expand or enhance existing bilingual education or specialalternative instruction programs for LEP students.

Administeredby: One or more LEAs; one or more LEAs in collaboration with an

IHE, CBO, LEA or SEA; or a CBO or an IHE that has theapproval of an LEA to enhance family education programs, earlychildhood education programs or supplemental instructionalprograms for LEP students

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Administeredby:

SYSTEMWIDE IMPROVEMENT GRANTS

The Systemwide Improvement Grants provide funding to implementdistrictwide bilingual educational programs or special alternativeinstructional programs to improve, reform, and upgrade relevantprograms and operations within an entire LEA that serve a significantnumber of LEP children and youth in one or more LEAs with significantconcentrations of these children and youth.

One or more LEAs; one or more LEAs in collaboration with IHEs,CBOs, other LEAs or a SEA

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEACHERS AND PERSONNEL GRANTS

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The OBEMLA Teachers and Personnel Grants provides financialassistance for preservice and in service professional development forbilingual education teachers, administrators, pupil services personnel,and other educational personnel who are either involved in, orpreparing to be involved in, the provisions of educational services forchildren and youth of limited-English proficiency.

Institutions of higher education which have entered into consortiaarrangements with local or State education agencies.

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OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARYEDUCATION

Dr. Gerald N. TirozziAssistant SecretaryU.S. Department of Education600 Independence Avenue, S.W.Portals Room 4000Washington, D.C. 20202

Title I - A, B, C, & D. Helping Disadvantaged Children MeetHigh Standards

Contact: Ms. Mary Jean LeTendreDirector, Compensatory Education Programs

Address: U.S. Department of Education600 Independence Avenue, S.W.Portals Room 4400Washington, D.C. 20202-6132

Telephone: (202) 260-0826

Part A - Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Education Agencies

Purpose:

Administeredby:

Part A provides supplemental funding to improve educationalopportunities for educationally disadvantaged children in areas withhigh concentrations of poverty. Programs focus on improving teachingand learning to enable educationally disadvantaged children to meethigh academic standards, and support activities such as extended dayprograms, effective transition from preschool to school, greater parentalinvolvement, and schoolwide programs.

SEAs and LEAs

Federal Contact: Ms. Wendy. Jo New(202) 260-0982

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EDUCATION FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN AND YOUTHSTATE PROGRAMS

State grants for Homeless Children and Youth provide assistance toeach State for preparing and implementing plan for ensuring access toeducation for homeless children and youth. LEAs receive subgrants tocarry out the purpose of the program.

Administeredby: SEAs and LEAs

FederalContact: Dr. Linda Mount

(202) 260-0960

Purpose:

Administeredby:

FederalContact:

EVEN START PROGRAM

The Even Start Program funds family-centered education projects thathelp parents become full partners in the education of their children,assist these children in reaching their full potential as learners, andprovide literacy training for parents by integrating early childhoodeducation, adult education and parent education into a unified familyliteracy program.

SEAs and LEAs

Ms. Patricia McKee(202) 260-0991

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MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Contact: Ms. Bay la F. WhiteDirector, Office of Migrant Education

Address: U.S. Department of Education600 Independence Avenue, S.W.Portals Room 4100Washington, D.C. 20202-6135

Telephone: (202) 260-1164

Purpose:

Administeredby:

FederalContact:

COLLEGE ASSISTANCE MIGRANT PROGRAM

College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) provides funds to IHEsor private nonprofit organizations to assist migrant and seasonalfarmworkers enrolled as first-year undergraduates to make a successfultransition from secondary to post-secondary education.

IHEs or private nonprofit organizations in conjunction withcolleges or universities

Ms. Mary Suazo(202) 260-1396

See Appendix G for a directory of CAMP projects.

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Purpose:

Administeredby:

HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM

High School Equivalency Program (HEP) funds projects at IHEs orprivate nonprofit organizations that prepare migrant and seasonalfarmworkers to obtain a High School Equivalency Certificate (GED)and assist them with their transition to a higher education institution,job training program, or full-time employment.

IHEs or private nonprofit organizations in conjunction withcolleges and universities

FederalContact: Ms. Mary Suazo

(202) 260-1396

See Appendix H for a directory of HEP projects.

INTER/INTRASTATE COORDINATION PROJECTS

Purpose: Coordination grants and contracts are awarded for projects that areintended to improve the inter/intrastate coordination of education andsupport services for migrant children nationwide. Current projects aredescribed below.

The 1-800# hotline is a 24-hour service available to migrant families nationwide. A phonecall to the hotline will link up families with the nearest local migrant education program andwith other needed services. The hotline is coordinated with the national migrant healthhotline, which provides families information and referral on health services.

Administeredby: Eastern Stream Center On Resources and Training (ESCORT), through

the State University of New York at Oneonta

Nationwide #: 1-800-234-8848

Federal Contact: Kristin Gilbert(202)-260-1357

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The Inter/Intrastate Coordination Facilitation Contract provides the Office of MigrantEducation the necessary support to convene State and local grantees to improve collaborationacross the education programs and supportive services for migrant families. Materials forimproving inter/intrastate coordination are developed and disseminated through this contract.

Administratedby:

Federal Contact:

Texas A & M University

Mark Taylor(202) 260-3160

The Consortium Incentive Grants are intented to encourage States to form partnerships thatwould result in reducing the overall amount of MEP administrative costs across theparticipating States and making more funds available for direct educational or supportservices to migratory children.

Administered by:

Federal Contact:

SEAs

Kristina Barber(202) 260-3169

Technology Grants for Teaching and Learning in the Migrant Community are forprojects that use technology to promote greater continuity of instruction for migrant studentsas they are served in different school districts. Projects are focused on "hands-on" use oftechnology by migrant students and/or their teachers.

Administeredby: LEAs, SEAs or non-profit organizations that are in consortium

arrangements

FederalContact: Kristin Gilbert

(202) 260-1357

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FederalContact: Ms. Donna Marie Marlow

(202) 260-2815

See Appendix I for a directory of MEES Programs.

MIGRANT EDUCATION EVEN START PROGRAM

The Migrant Education Even Start (MEES) Program funds family-centered education projects that help migratory parents become fullpartners in the education of their children, assist these children inreaching their full potential as learners, and provide literacy training forparents by integrating early childhood education and adult education.

State education agencies, local education agencies, non-profitorganizations, community-based organizations.

MIGRANT EDUCATION STATE GRANT PROGRAM

Purpose:

Administeredby:

FederalContact:

The Basic State Formula Grant Program is the largest of the MigrantEducation Programs and provides funds to the SEAs to be used forsupplemental and support services for eligible migrant childrenidentified within the State. This program helps ensure that migrantchildren can benefit from State and local systemic reforms and:

1. meet the same challenging State content and student performancestandards that all children are expected to meet and,

2. overcome educational disruption, cultural and language barriers,health related problems, and other problems that result from repeatedmoves.

State education agencies

Mr. Sam Harris(202) 260-1334

See Appendix J for the names and addresses of the directors of each State Migrant EducationProgram.

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REHABILITATION SERVICESADMINISTRATION

Mr. Fredric SchroederCommissionerU.S. Department of EducationMs. Mary E. Switzer BuildingRoom 3028330 C Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20202

DISABLED MIGRATORY AGRICULTURAL WORKERS - SEASONALFARMWORKERS VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES

PROJECTS

Contact: Ms. Mary Winkler-ChambersProgram Manager

Address: Rehabilitation Services AdministrationU.S. Department of EducationSwitzer BuildingRoom 3411330 C Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20202-2740

Telephone: (202) 205-8435

Purpose:

Administeredby:

Projects funded by this program provide vocational and rehabilitationservices to disabled migratory agricultural workers and seasonalfarmworkers and services to family members who are with them.

Rehabilitation Services Administration

See Appendix K for a listing in contacts.

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U.S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Ms. Carol M. BrownerAdministrator401 M Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20460

PESTICIDE PROGRAM

Contact: Ms. Cathy KronopolusChief, Certification, Worker Protection

Address: Office of Pesticide ProgramsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency401 M Street, S.W.7506CWashington, D.C. 20460

Telephone: (703) 305-7666

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The Pesticide Program protects the public health of the nation'sagricultural workers, particularly when they handle pesticides, andprovides states and farmers with a flexible, common-sense approach tothe Worker Protection Standard (WPS) program. Additionally, itdevelops educational materials on pesticide safety so that farmworkersand handlers can take measures necessary to protect themselves.

Grants, contract, cooperative agreements and interagencyagreements

See Appendix L for a list of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) documents relevant tomigrant workers and their families.

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ANDHUMAN SERVICES

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

ADMINISTRATION FORCHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Olivia A. GoldenPrincipal Deputy Assistant SecretaryU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesAerospace Building, 6th Floor901 D Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20447

COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. Bobby MaloneCommunity Development Specialist/Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers

Address: Office of Community ServicesAdministration for Children and FamiliesU.S. Department of Health and Human Services901 D Street, S.W., 5th FloorWashington, D.C. 20447

Telephone: (202) 401-5270Fax: (202) 401-4687

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The Community Services Block Grant Program provides funds to statesfor a range of programs and activities designed to alleviate the variouscauses of poverty at the community level. Migrant projects can applyfor funding under the urban and rural economic program. A set asideis available to Historically Black Colleges and Universities to enablethem to offer continuing education to migrant and seasonal farmworkersand to increase participant employment opportunities.

States; public agencies; and private nonprofit organizations,including Historically Black Colleges and Universities

See Appendix M and N for a list of migrant related grantees.

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

MIGRANT HEAD START

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:

Ms. Maria T. CandamilChief, Migrant Programs BranchU.S. Department of Health and Human Services330 C Street, S.W., Room 2226Washington, D.C. 20013(202) 205-8455

Purpose:

Administeredby:

Migrant Head Start provides a comprehensive early childhood programfor migrant preschool children, from birth to age five.

Federal Migrant Head Start office; local nonprofit organizations; andSelected state agencies

See Appendix 0 for a list of Migrant Head Start projects.

MIGRANT HEALTH PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. Antonio E. DuranDirector, Office of Migrant Health

Address: U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesBureau of Primary Health Care4350 East West Highway, 7th FloorBethesda, Maryland 20814

Telephone: (301) 594-4303Fax: (301) 594-4997

Purpose:

Administeredby:

The Migrant Health Program provides comprehensive primary healthcare services for migrant and seasonal farmworkers and theirdependents. Maintains links with hospitals and other health and socialservices existing in the area. The Migrant Health Program is fundedunder Section 329 of the Public Health Service Act.

Bureau of Primary Health Care, Division of Community andMigrant Health Services and Ten Regional Department of Healthand Human Services offices

The "Migrant Health Center Directory" is available by request from the Primary CareClearinghouse at (703) 821-8955. See Appendix P,Q, R for a list of regional health centers.

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Ms. Doris MeissnerCommissionerChester A. Arthur BuildingRoom 7100425 Eye Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20536

TEMPORARY H-2A WORKER PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. John BrownAdjudications Officer

Address: U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service425 I Street, N.W.Room 3214Washington, D.C. 20536

Telephone: (202) 514-5014Fax: (202) 514-0198

Purpose: The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) pertains to allemployers of immigrant "special agricultural workers" engaged in seasonalagricultural work. The Special Agricultural Worker (SAW) Program sets theguidelines for the Immigration and Naturalization Service to monitor the flowof such workers into the country. The H-2A Program provides temporary,foreign farmworkers for employers who meet certification requirements. Theprogram permits employers who meet requirements to import temporaryfarmworkers, provided no U.S. workers are available.

Administeredby: U.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service

See Appendix S for a directory of Immigration and Naturalization Service Regional Offices.

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EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Bernard E. AndersonAssistant SecretaryU.S. Department of Labor200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room S2321Washington, D.C. 20210

MIGRANT AND SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL WORKERPROTECTION ACT PROGRAM

Contact: Mr. Mike HancockChief, Branch of Farm Labor and Immigration Programs

Address: Employment Standards AdministrationU.S. Department of Labor200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room S3510Washington, D.C. 20210

Telephone: (202) 219-7605FAX: (202) 219-5122

Purpose: Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA) seeks toensure that those who hire, employ, furnish, transport and/or house migrantand seasonal farmworkers comply with the requirements of the Fair LaborStandards Act and the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker ProtectionAct.

Administeredby: The Employment Standards Administration, Wage and Hour Division

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TEMPORARY ALIEN AGRICULTURAL LABOR PROTECTIONPROGRAM

Purpose: The Temporary Alien Agricultural Labor Protection Program contains thelabor protection standards for temporary alien agricultural labor allowed toenter and work in the United States under the H-2A Program.

Administeredby: Employment Standards Administration, Wage and Hour Division

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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Raymond UhadleActing Assistant SecretaryFrances Perkins Building200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room S2307Washington, D.C. 20210

DIVISION OF SEASONAL FARMWORKER PROGRAMS(JTPA, SECTION 402)

Contact: Mr. Charles C. KaneChief, Division of Seasonal Farmworker Programs

Address: Office of Special Target ProgramsU.S. Department of Labor200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room N-4641Washington, D.C. 20210

Telephone: (202) 219-5500 ext. 121Fax: (202) 219-6338

Purpose: The Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Program provides training and supportservices, including job placement, for migrant and seasonal farmworkers toassist them in securing stable, year-round employment that provides incomeabove the poverty line.

Administeredby: Public agencies and private nonprofit organizations funded through biennial

competition on a state or substate basis. At least 94 percent of annualappropriations are distributed among the states on a formula basis.

See Appendix T for a directory of 402 related projects.

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MIGRANT AND SEASONAL FARMWORKER SERVICES

Contact: Mr. Juan VargasNational Monitor Advocate

Address: Employment and Training AdministrationU.S. Department of Labor200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room N-4470Washington, D.C. 20210

Telephone: (202) 219-5174 ext. 167

Purpose: Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Services provides funding for monitoradvocates who provide advocacy services to domestic U.S. migrant andseasonal farmworkers. These services include training, job referral, andmonitoring payments for required withholdings.

Administeredby: State employment service agencies

See Appendix U for the National Monitor Advocate Directory.

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TEMPORARY ALIEN AGRICULTURAL LABOR CERTIFICATIONPROGRAM (H-2A)

Contact: Mr. Rick KaufmannChief, Agricultural Labor Certifications

Address: Division of Foreign Labor CertificationU.S. Department of Labor200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Room N4456Washington, D.C. 20210

Telephone: (202) 219-8666 ext. 113Fax: (202) 219-6643

Purpose: The Temporary Alien Agricultural Labor Certification Program (H-2A) authorizesemployers who meet certification requirements to import temporaryforeign farmworkers where no U.S. workers are available. To be eligible for theprogram, the employer must file an application with the Department of Labor thatstates that there are not sufficient workers who are able, willing, qualified, andavailable, and that the employment of aliens will not adversely affect the wagesand working conditions of similarly employed U.S. workers. The employer mustalso guarantee worker protections like free housing, transportation reimbursement,and appropriate wages.

Administeredby: Division of Foreign Labor Certification

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NATIONAL NON-FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS

THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO MIGRANT AND

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NON-FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS

Contact: Ms. Leah DobkinAddress: AARP

Consumer Affairs601 E Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20049

Telephone: (202) 434-6030

Purpose: American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) published the booklet,"After the Harvest: The Plight of the Older Farmworkers," which focuses onthe need for affordable housing for the retired farmworker and describes someexisting projects in this area. The booklet is based on a report by the HousingAssistance Council for AARP.

ASSOCIATION OF FARMWORKER OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS

Contacts: Ms. Diane MullMs. Lori Rottenberg

Address: AFOP1925 North Lynn StreetSuite 701Arlington, Virginia 22209

Telephone: (703) 528-4141

Purpose: Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP) is the nationalassociation that represents farmworker organizations and state agenciesoperating JTPA Title IV §402 grants.

AFOP's thirty-seven member organizations in forty-eight states and PuertoRico provide disadvantaged farmworkers with education, training, andemployment opportunities both within and outside of agriculture. AFOP inturn serves as a national advocate for both farmworkers and its memberorganizations.

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CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND

Contact: Mr. Stan DornAddress: Children's Defense Fund

Health Division25 E Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20001

Telephone: (202) 628-8787

Purpose: The Children's Defense Fund provides advocacy for health care access,including advocacy for making Medicaid, child care, and other federalservices available across state lines.

FARMWORKER JUSTICE FUND

Contacts: Ms. Shelley Davis, Co-DirectorMr. Bruce Goldstein, Co-Director

Address: Farmworker Justice Fund1111 19th Street, NWSuite 1000Washington, D.C. 20036

Telephone: (202) 462-8192

Purpose: The Farmworker Justice Fund provides litigation, public education, policyanalysis, and advocacy for migrant and seasonal farmworkers.

Publications and Directories:

Farmworker Justice News newsletterThe Occupational Health of Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers in the UnitedStates and Program ReportFarmworker Women's Special Initiative on AIDS(Available upon request)

See Appendix V for a list of LSC-funded legal services programs and public interest lawfirms representing migrant and seasonal farmworkers.

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HOUSING ASSISTANCE COUNCIL

Contact: Mr. Moises LozaExecutive Director

Address: Housing Assistance Council1025 Vermont Avenue, N.W.Room 606Washington, D.C. 20002-4205

Telephone: (202) 842-8600Fax: (202) 347-3441

Purpose: The Housing Assistance Council (HAC) is a national nonprofit corporationcreated to increase the availability of decent housing for rural low-incomepeople. Established in 1971, HAC provides seed money loans, technicalassistance, program and policy analysis, research and demonstration projects,training and information services to public, private organizations andnonprofits. These activities have stimulated the development of rural housingprograms at the national, state and local levels.

Publications are available upon request.

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ERSTATE MIGRANT EDUCATION COUNCIL

Conticts: Ms. Nancy M. Clark, Administrative AssistantMr. John P. Perry, Executive DirectorMr. Jim L. Gonzales, Senior Policy Analyst

Address: Interstate Migrant Education CouncilOne Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Suite 700Washington, D.0 20001-1431

Telephone: (202) 336-7078Fax: (202) 408-8062

Purpose: The Interstate Migrant Education Council creates an awareness of the uniqueneeds of the migrant student population among education, business, andgovernment decision makers. The Council facilitates opportunities for inter-state cooperation through sharing of model programs for migrant students. Italso identifies major barriers and develops alternative solutions for minimizingdifficulties attributable to student mobility, intermittent attendance, limitedEnglish proficiency, and other factors.

Publications and Directories:

Migrant Education IssuegramMigrant Education: A Consolidated View ReportSpecial Education for Migrant Students Report(Available upon request)

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MIGRANT LEGAL ACTION PROGRAM

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:Fax:

Mr. Roger RosenthalExecutive DirectorMigrant Legal Action ProgramP.O. Box 53308Washington, D.C. 20009(202) 462-7744

(202) 462-7914

Purpose: The Migrant Legal Action Program operates as a national support andadvocacy center that provides representation to migrant and seasonalfarmworkers and provides technical assistance to legal services field programsand other social service entities nationwide.

See Appendix V for a list of LSC-funded legal services programs and public interest lawfirms representing migrant and seasonal farmworkers.

MIGRATION AND REFUGEE SERVICES/PASTORAL CARE OFMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES

Contacts:

Address:

Telephone:

Mr. John SwensonExecutive Director, MRSU.S. Catholic Conference3211 4th Street, NEWashington, D.C. 20017

(202) 541-3035

Purpose: Migration and Refugee Services/Pastoral Care of Migrants and Refugees(PCMR), a brinch of the U.S. Catholic Conference, looks at issuessurrounding the influx of migrants and refugees into the Catholic Church andhow the Church should respond. An office within PCMR works directly withagricultural workers, providing advocacy and pastoral care.

For a list of publications, contact Mr. John Swenson.

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS

Contact: Mr. John RuizHealth Systems Specialist

Address: National Association of Community Health Centers1330 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W.Suite 122Washington, D.C. 20036

Telephone: (202) 659-8008Fax: (202) 659-8519

Purpose: The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) representsthe interests of migrant health centers, community health centers, and healthcare for the homeless programs in the Washington-based policy developmentprocess; and provides information, training, and technical assistance to thesecenters to assist them in providing quality primary health services to medicallyunderserved populations. The Association also plans and implements aNational Farmworker Health Conference annually in collaboration withseveral other farmworker health organizations.


NATIONAL COALITION OF HISPANIC AND HUMAN SERVICEORGANIZATIONS (COSSMHO)

Contact: Ms. Mary ThorngrenVice President, Training and Technical Assistance

Address: National Coalition of Hispanicand Human Services Organizations1501 16th Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036-1401

Telephone: (202) 387-5000

Purpose: The National Coalition of Hispanic and Human Service Organizationsimproves the health and psycho-social well-being of the nation's Hispanicpopulation through policy and research and community-based research anddemonstration projects. Migrants are reached through community-basedprojects.

Publications: The COSSMHO Reporter is printed 2 times a year. A small fee is charged fornon-members.

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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA

Contact: Ms. Lillian HiralesPolicy Analyst

Address: National Council of La Raza1111 19th Street, NWSuite 1000Washington, D.C. 20036

Telephone: (202) 785-1670

Purpose: National Council of La Raza (NCLR) exists to improve life opportunities forHispanic Americans. A private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, tax-exemptorganization incorporated in Arizona in 1968, NCLR serves as an advocatefor Hispanics of every nationality group and as a national umbrellaorganization for over 200 affiliates, Hispanic community-based groups in 37states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. NCLR seeks to createopportunities to address problems of discrimination and poverty in theHispanic community through four major types of initiatives:

o Capacity-building assistance to support and strengthen Hispaniccommunity-based organizations;

o Applied research, policy analysis and advocacy on behalf of the entireHispanic community, designed to influence public policies and programsso that they equitably address Hispanic needs;

o Public information efforts to provide accurate information and positiveimages of Hispanics in the mainstream and Hispanic media;

o Special catalytic efforts that use the NCLR structure and credibility tocreate other entities or projects important to the Hispanic community,including international projects when consistent with NCLR's missions.

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READING IS FUNDAMENTAL

Contact: Ms. Dawn KarolickProgram Manager, National Book Program

Address: Reading Is Fundamental600 Maryland Avenue, S.W.Suite 600Washington, D.C. 20024

Telephone: (202) 287-3220

Purpose: Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) is a national nonprofit organization that hasworked with local groups since 1966 to promote reading among Americanyoung people. The program works for national literacy by bringing books tochildren, by motivating them to read, and by helping parents play an activerole in their development as readers. RIF programs are located in some17,000 locations throughout all 50 states, the District of Columbia, PuertoRico, Guam and the Virgin Islands. Local projects receive technicalassistance from RIF and are run by volunteers. Sites may include schools,libraries, Head Start programs, recreational and community centers, andclinics. Programs may run year-round, during the school year, or for thesummer. More than 438,000 children of migrant/seasonal farmworkerscurrently participate in RIF programs.

RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Contact: Ms. Kathleen StanleyExecutive Director

Address: Rural Community Assistance Program602 King StreetSuite 402Leesburg, Virginia 22075

Telephone: (703) 771-8636D.C. Area: (703) 478-8652

Purpose: Rural Community Assistance Program (RCAP) is a national network of field-based, nonprofit organizations working in small rural communitiesparticularly low-income and under served communities--to secure access tosafe drinking water and sanitary waste water disposal services, and to addresssolid waste, groundwater and other related issues. Handles the Migrant

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Environmental Services Assistance (MESA) Project. Through MESA, RCAPhas assisted migrant health centers to improve the living and workingconditions of MSFWs with more than 100 projects in 25 states and PuertoRico.

NATIONAL CENTER FOR FARMWORKER HEALTH

Contacts: Ms. E. Roberta Ryder, Executive DirectorMs. Joni Barnett, Director of Health Center ServicesMs. Gina Lombardi, Public Information Coordinator

Address: National Center for Farmworker Health1515 Capital of Texas Highway SouthSuite 220Austin, Texas 78746

Telephone: (512) 328-76821-800-377-9968 (Call For Health)

email: www.ncfh.org

Purpose: The mission of the National Center for Farmworker Health (NCFH) is toimprove the health status of farmworker families through the innovativeapplication of human, information and technical resources. NCFH providestechnical assistance and information services to migrant health centers and tofarmworker advocacy organizations throughout the nation. NCFH maintains aResource Center of informatin and health education items pertinent tofarmworker health, as well as community education materials to improvepublic awareness of the contributions farmworkers make to our society.NCFH's Call For Health program provides farmworkers with toll free,bilingual, health information and referral from anywhere in the nation. CallFor Health reciprocates calls with the National Migrant Education Hotline runby ESCORT.

Publications: Migrant Health News lineFarmworker NewsNCFH Resource Center CatalogMigrant Health Centers Referral DirectoryFarmworker Pocket Directory, A Guide to Health Centers and MigrantEducation Programs

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STATE AGENCIES ADMINISTERING THE CHILD NUTRITIONPROGRAMS

ALABAMA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Frankie MitchemDirectorSchool and Food Distribution ProgramsAlabama Department of EducationGordon Persons Building50 North Ripley StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36130-3901

ARKANSAS

NSLP (Public School)Ms. Dorothy CaldwellDirectorChild Nutrition SectionDepartment of EducationEducation Building, Suite 4042020 West 3rd StreetLittle Rock, Arkansas 72205-4465

TEL: (334) 242-8225 TEL: (501) 324-9502FAX: (334) 242-2475 FAX: (501) 324-9505

ALASKA(CACFP, SFSP)Ms. Kathleen A. Hays, R.D.Program CoordinatorAlaska Department of Education801 West 10th Street, Suite 200Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894TEL: (907) 465-8708FAX: (907) 465-5279

ARIZONA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Lynne Du linDirectorStudent ServicesState Department of Education1535 West Jefferson AvenuePhoenix, Arizona 85007TEL: (602) 542-8709FAX: (602) 542-3818

NSLP (Private School), CACFP, SFSPMr. Grady MaxwellManagerSpecial Nutrition Programs, Slot 705Division of Children and Family ServicesDepartment of Human ServicesPost Office Box 1437Little Rock, Arkansas 72203-1437TEL: (501) 682-8869FAX: (501) 682-2234

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CALIFORNIA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. Duwayne BrooksDirectorChild Nutrition and Food DistributionDivisionsState Department of EducationPost Office Box 944272560 J Street, Room 270Sacramento, California 94244-2720TEL: (916) 445-0850

(800) 952-5609FAX: (916) 327-3412

COLORADO

NSLP, SFSPMr. Daniel McMillanDirectorChild Nutrition/Transportation UnitColorado Department of Education201 East Colfax Avenue, Room 209Denver, Colorado 80203-1799TEL: (303) 866-6661FAX: (916) 830-0793

CACFPMs. Kathryn A. BrunnerAdministratorFCHSD-CAC-A4Colorado Department of Health4300 Cherry Creek Drive, SouthDenver, Colorado 80222-1530TEL: (303) 692-2330FAX: (303) 782-5576

CONNECTICUT

NSLP, CACFP, SAFSPMs. Maureen B. StaggenborgDirectorChild Nutrition ProgramsDepartment of Education25 Industrial Park RoadMiddletown, Connecticut 0657-1543TEL: (203) 638-4239FAX: (203) 638-4218

DELAWARE

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPDr. Saundra C. BrunsonDirectorSchool Food ServiceDepartment of Public InstructionLockerman and Federal StreetPost Office Box 1402Dover, Delaware 19903-1402TEL: (302) 739-4718FAX: (302) 739-6397

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Betti J. WigginsDirectorFood Services BranchDivision of Logistical SupportPublic Schools of D.C.3535 V Street, NEWashington, DC 20018-1589TEL: (202) 576-7400FAX: (202) 576-7833

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FLORIDA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. George SnellerAdministratorFood and Nutrition ManagementChild Nutrition ProgramsFlorida Department of Education325 West Gaines Street, Room #804Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400TEL: (904) 488-7649FAX: (904) 921-8824

GEORGIA

NSLPMs. Annette BomarDirectorGeorgia School Lunch ProgramGeorgia Department of Education1662 Twin Towers EastAtlanta, Georgia 30334TEL: (404) 651-9443FAX: (404) 657-9188

CACFPMr. Michael F. VolmerDirectorOffice of School ReadinessGeorgia Department of Education148 International Boulevard, Suite 525Atlanta, Georgia 30303-0771TEL: (404) 730-2612FAX: (404) 730-2643

SFSPMr. Charlie SimmonsRegional DirectorSERO, USDA, FCS, SNP61 Forsyth Street, SW, Room 8T36Atlanta, Georgia 30303TEL: (404) 730-2612FAX: (404) 730-2643

HAWAII

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. Eugene KaneshiroDirectorSchool Food ServicesBusiness DivisionDepartment of Education1106 Koko Head AvenueHonolulu, Hawaii 96816TEL: (808) 733-8400FAX: (808) 732-4293

IDAHO

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Patricia A. Ruyle, R.D.State DirectorChild Nutrition ProgramsIdaho Department of EducationPost Office Box 83720Len B. Jordan Office Building650 West State StreetBoise, Idaho 83720-0027TEL: (208) 332-6820FAX: (208) 334-2228

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IOWA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPDr. Louis E. SmithChiefFood and Nutrition BureauDepartment of EducationGrimes State Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319-0146TEL: (515) 281-5356FAX: (515) 281-6654

ILLINOIS

NSLP, CACFP (Child Day Care), SFSPMr. James BurkeAssistant SuperintendentDepartment of Child NutritionIllinois State Board of Education100 North First StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62777TEL: (217) 785-5291FAX: (217) 524-6124

CACFP (Adult Day Care)Ms. Nancy NelsonChief Deputy DirectorIllinois Department on Aging421 East Capitol AvenueSpringfield, Illinois 62701TEL: (217) 785-5291FAX: (217) 785-4474

INDIANA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Sheila ElamDirectorDivision of School and Community

Nutrition ProgramsIndiana Department of EducationState House, Room 229Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2798TEL: (317) 232-0850FAX: (317) 232-0855

KANSAS

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Rita HammanTeam LeaderKansas State Board of Education and

Nutrition Services120 East 10th StreetTopeka, Kansas 66612-1182TEL: (913) 296-2276FAX: (913) 296-1413

KENTUCKY

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. William P. McElwain, Jr.DirectorDivision of School Food ServiceState Department of Education500 Mero StreetFrankfort, Kentucky 40601TEL: (502) 573-4390FAX: (502) 573-6775

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LOUISIANA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Mary E. TauzinEducation Bureau AdministratorFood and Nutrition ServicesLouisiana Department of EducationPost Office Box 94064Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9064

MARYLAND

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Sheila G. TerryChiefNutrition and Transportation ServicesState Department of Education200 West Baltimore Street, 3rd FloorBaltimore, Maryland 21201-2595

TEL: (504) 342-3720 TEL: (410) 767-0199FAX: (504) 342-3305 FAX: (410) 767-2635

MAINE

NSLP, SFSPMr. Walter T. RuarkDirectorSchool Nutrition ProgramsDepartment of EducationState House, Station 136Augusta, Maine 04333

MASSACHUSETTS

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. Steve CareyAdministratorNutrition Programs and ServicesDepartment of Education350 Main StreetMalden, Massachusetts 02148

TEL: (207) 287-5315 TEL: (617) 388-3300FAX: (207) 287-1344 FAX: (617) 388-3476

CACFPMr. Richard JonesManagerDivision of Purchased and Support ServicesDepartment of Human ServicesState House, Station 11Augusta, Maine 04333

MICHIGAN

NSLP, CACFPMr. Roger Lynas, DirectorSchool Management ServicesMichigan Department of EducationPost Office Box 30008

TEL: (207) 287-5060 TEL: (517) 373-8642FAX: (207) 626-5555 FAX: (517) 373-4022

Ms. Teresa E. BowmanRegional DirectorMWRO, USDA, FCS, CNP77 West Jackson Boulevard, 20th FloorChicago, Illinois 60604-3507TEL: (312) 353-6673FAX: (312) 353-4108

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MINNESOTA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Mary BegalleTeam LeaderFood and Nutrition ServiceMinnesota Department of Children,

Families and Learning550 Cedar Street, Room 951St. Paul, Minnesota 55101TEL: (612) 296-6986

(800) 366-8922FAX: (612) 296-2830

MISSISSIPPI

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. Charles KirbyDirectorBureau of Child NutritionState Department of Education550 High Street, Suite 1601Post Office Box 771Jackson, Mississippi 39205-0771TEL: (601) 354-7015FAX: (601) 354-7595

MISSOURI

NSLPMr. William F. Pohl, Jr.DirectorSchool Food ServicesDepartment of Elementary and Secondary

EducationPost Office Box 480Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0480TEL: (573) 751-3526FAX: (573) 526-3897

MISSOURI (CONT.)CACFP, SFSPMs. Deborah MarkensonChiefBureau of Food Programs and Nutrition EducationMissouri Department of HealthPost Office Box 5701730 East Elm StreetJefferson City, Missouri 65102-0570TEL: (573) 751-6269FAX: (573) 526-3679

MONTANA

NSLP, SFSPMs. Mary McAulayDirectorDivision of School Food ServicesOffice of Public InstructionPost Office Box 202501Helena, Montana 59620-2501TEL: (406) 444-2505FAX: (406) 444-2955

CACFPMr. Tom RippingaleProgram ManagerChild and Family Services DivisionDepartment of Public Health and Human ServicesCogswell Building, 1400 BroadwayHelena, Montana 59620TEL: (406) 444-0548FAX: (406) 444-2607

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NEBRASKA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Connie StefkovichAdministratorChild Nutrition ProgramsState Department of Education301 Centennial Mall SouthLincoln, Nebraska 68509-4987TEL: (402) 471-3566FAX: (402) 471-4407

NEVADA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Jean Baecher-Brown, R.D.DirectorHealth and Safety ProgramsNevada Department of Education700 East Fifth StreetCarson City, Nevada 89710TEL: (702) 687-9150FAX: (702) 687-9101

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Kathi WilhelmAdministratorNutrition Programs and Services UnitNew Hampshire Department of Education101 Pleasant StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 271-3646FAX: (603) 271-1953

NEW JERSEY

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Kathy F. KuserDirectorBureau of Child Nutrition ProgramsState Department of Education, CN-500Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0500TEL: (609) 984-0692FAX: (609) 984-0878

NEW MEXICO

NSLPMs. Corrine LovatoDirectorStudent Nutrition Programs UnitNew Mexico Department of Education120 South Federal Place, Room 207Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501-2786TEL: (505) 827-1821FAX: (505) 827-1815

CACFP, SFSPDr. Irene SanchezChiefFamily Nutrition BureauPreventive Services DivisionNew Mexico Children, Youth and

Families DepartmentPost Office Box 5160Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502-5160TEL: (505) 827-9961FAX: (505) 827-9957

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NEW YORK

NSLPMs. Fran O'DonnellChiefBureau of School Food Management

and Nutrition, Room 546New York State Education DepartmentAlbany, New York 12234-0001TEL: (518) 473-8781FAX: (518) 473-0018

CACFPMs. Jeanne ColgroveDirectorNew York Health DepartmentDivision of NutritionChild and Adult Food ProgramII University Place, 4th FloorAlbany, New York 12203-3399TEL: (518) 473-0159FAX: (518) 458-5555

SFSPMs. Pat DombrowskiOperations ChiefFood and Consumer Service, USDA201 Varick Street, Room 613New York, New York 10014TEL: (212) 620-6307FAX: (212) 620-6948

NORTH CAROLINA

NSLPMr. John Murphy IIIChief ConsultantChild Nutrition Services SectionState Department of Public InstructionNorth Carolina Education Building301 North Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825TEL: (919) 715-1940FAX: (919) 715-1927

CACFP, SFSPMs. Alice LenihanChiefNutrition Services SectionDivision of Maternal and Child HealthDepartment of Environment, Health, and

Natural ResourcesPost Office Box 10008TEL: (919) 733-2973FAX: (919) 733-1384

NORTH DAKOTA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Kathryn GrafsgaardDirectorChild Nutrition and Food Distribution ProgramsState Department of Public Instruction600 East Blvd. Avenue, State CapitolBismark, North Dakota 58505-0440TEL: (701) 328-2260FAX: (701) 328-2461

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OHIO

NSLP, CSCFP, SFSPMs. Lorita T. MylesDirectorSchool Food Services DivisionState Department of Education65 South Front Street, Room 713Columbus, Ohio 43266-0308TEL: (614) 466-2945

(800) 808-MEALFAX: (614) 752-7613

OKLAHOMA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Dee BakerDirectorChild Nutrition Section, Room 310Oklahoma Department of Education2500 North Lincoln BoulevardOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599TEL: (405) 521-3327FAX: (405) 521-2239

NSLP (Private School)Mr. Tommy WhitePrograms AdministratorDepartmental Service UnitDepartment of Human ServicesPost Office Box 25352Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125-0352TEL: (405) 521-3524FAX: (405) 521-6949

OREGON

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Rachelle BagleyDirectorChild Nutrition and Commodity Distribution

ProgramsState Department of EducationPublic Services Building255 Capitol Street, NESalem, Oregon 97310-0203TEL: (503) 378-3579FAX: (503) 378-4926

PENNSYLVANIA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Patricia BirkenshawChiefDivision of Food and NutritionDepartment of Education333 Market Street, 4th FloorHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0333TEL: (717) 787-7698FAX: (717) 783-6566

RHODE ISLAND

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. David AndreozziFinancial and Administrative ManagerOffice of Finance Nutrition ProgramRhode Island Department of Education255 Westminster StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903-3400TEL: (401) 277-4600FAX: (401) 266-6163

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SOUTH CAROLINA

NSLPMs. Vivian B. PilantDirectorOffice of School Food ServicesState Department of EducationRutledge Building, Room 2011429 Senate StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201TEL: (803) 734-8195FAX: (803) 734-8061

CACFP, SFSPMs. Mary AbneyDirectorFood Service OperationsState Department of Social Services1535 Confederate Avenue, Room 601Post Office Box 1520Columbia, South Carolina 29202-1520TEL: (803) 734-2800FAX: (803) 734-4929

SOUTH DAKOTA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Saundra KangasDirectorChild and Adult Nutrition ServicesDepartment of Education and

Cultural Affairs700 Governors DrivePierre, South Dakota 57501-2291TEL: (605) 773-3413FAX: (605) 773-6846

TENNESSEE

NSLPMs. Sarah WhiteDirectorSchool Nutrition Programs710 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, Tennessee 37243-0389TEL: (615) 532-4712FAX: (615) 532-7860

NSLP (Private School)Ms. Mary LoganDirectorCommodity Distribution DivisionDepartment of AgriculturePost Office Box 40627, Melrose StationNashville, Tennessee 37204TEL: (615) 360-0165FAX: (615) 532-7860

CACFP, SFSPMr. Steve NeeceDirectorAdult and Community ProgramsDepartment of Human ServicesCitizens Plaza Building, 15th Floor400 Deadrick StreetNashville, Tennessee 37248-9500TEL: (615) 313-4764FAX: (615) 532-7860

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TEXASNSLP (Public School)Mr. John D. PerkinsDirectorChild Nutrition ProgramsTexas Education AgencyWilliam B. Travis Building1701 North Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78701-1494TEL: (512) 463-8979FAX: (512) 475-3795

NSLP (Private School), CACFP, SFSPMs. Sally Griffin FoshkoDirectorSpecial Nutrition Programs Y-904Client Self-Support ServicesTexas Department of Human ServicesPost Office Box 149030TEL: (512) 483-3941FAX: (512) 467-5855

VERMONT

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Josephine BushaChiefChild Nutrition ProgramsState Department of Education120 State StreetMontipelier, Vermont 05602-2702TEL: (802) 828-2447(802) 828-3140

VIRGINIA

NSLP (Public School)Ms. Jane R. Logan, Ph.D.DirectorSchool Nutrition ProgramsState Department of Education101 North 14th StreetPost Office Box 2120Richmond, VA 23219TEL: (804) 225-2075FAX: (804) 371-8593

NSLP (Private School), CACFP, SFSPMr. Robert J. FreilerRegional DirectorMARO, USDA, FCS, SNPMercer Corporate Park300 Corporate BoulevardRobbinsville, New Jersey 08691-1598TEL: (609) 259-5050FAX: (609) 259-5147

UTAH

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Laura C. OscarsonDirectorChild Nutrition ProgramsUtah State Office of Education250 East 500 South StreetSalt Lake City, Utah 84111-3284TEL: (801) 538-7513FAX: (801) 538-7883

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WASHINGTON

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Betty Marcelynas, R.D.DirectorChild Nutrition SectionOffice of Superintendent of Public

InstructionOld Capitol Building600 South Washington StreetPost Office Box 47200Olympia, Washington 98504-7200TEL: (360) 753-3580FAX: (360) 664-9397

WEST VIRGINIA

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPDr. Harriet DeelDirectorOffice of Child NutritionState Department of EducationBuilding 6, Room B-2481900 Kanawha Boulevard, EastCharleston, West Virginia 25305-0330TEL: (304) 558-2708FAX: (304) 558-1149

WISCONSIN

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMr. Richard MortensenDirectorFood and Nutrition ServicesDepartment of Public Instruction125 South Webster StreetPost Office Box 7841Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7841TEL: (608) 267-9121FAX: (608) 267-0363

WYOMING

NSLP, CACFPMr. Michael R. SmithDirectorNutrition ProgramsWyoming Department of EducationHathaway Building, 2nd Floor2300 Capitol AvenueCheyenne, Wyoming 82002-0050TEL: (307) 777-6282FAX: (307) 777-6234

SFSPMr. J. Terry Williams, R.D., M.P.H.Program DirectorDepartment of HealthHathaway Building, Room 4562300 Capitol AvenueCheyenne, Wyoming 82002-0048TEL: (307) 777-7494FAX: (307) 777-5643

AMERICAN SAMOA

NSLPMr. Eugene PalyoProgram DirectorFood Services ProgramsDepartment of EducationPago, Pago, American Samoa 96799TEL: 9-10288-011-684/633-2363FAX: 9-10288-011-684/633-1090

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COMMONWEALTH OF NORTHERNMARIANA ISLANDS

NSLPMr. Justo QuituguaDeputy Commissioner of AdministrationSaipan, CNMI 96950TEL: 9-10288-011-670/322-4051FAX: 9-10288-011-670/322-4056

GUAM

NSLP, CACFPMr. Wilfred G. AfagueActing DirectorDepartment of EducationGovernment of GuamPost Office Box DEAgana, Guam 96932TEL: 9-011-671-475-8901FAX: 9-011-671-472-5003

PUERTO RICO

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Francisca Montalvo RosadoDirectorSchool Lunchroom DivisionDepartment of EducationPost Office Box 190759San Juan, Puerto Rico 00919-0759TEL: (809) 754-0790FAX: (809) 753-8155

VIRGIN ISLANDS

NSLP, CACFP, SFSPMs. Gail Shulterbrandt-Rivera, L.D.DirectorChild Nutrition ProgramsDepartment of Education44-46 Kongens GadeCharlotte AmalieSt. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802TEL: (809) 774-9373FAX: (809) 774-7153

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SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM FORWOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN


WIC Program Publications and Directories:

"How WIC Helps," USDA Food and Nutrition Service, PA-1198 (English), PA-1198-S(Spanish)

"WIC Makes a Difference," USDA Food and Nutrition Service, PA-1446 (English)

"WIC for your Baby's Sake," (poster describing benefits available to low-income pregnantwomen), USDA Food and Nutrition Service, PA-1444 (English)

"Pregnant? Drugs and Alcohol Can Hurt Your Unborn Baby," pamphlet, USDA Food andNutrition Service, PA-1464 (English)

"Pregnant? Drugs' and Alcohol Can Hurt Your Unborn Baby," poster, USDA Food andNutrition Service, PA-1469 (English), PA-1469-S (Spanish)

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OFFICE OF BILINGUAL EDUCATIONAND MINORITY LANGUAGES AFFAIRS

ESEA TITLE VIISTATE EDUCATION AGENCY PROGRAM

ALABAMA

Ms. Dianne CourtneyESL Education Specialist, Title IAlabama Department of Education5348 Gordon Persons Building50 North Ripley StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36130-3901TEL: (334) 242-8199FAX: (334) 242-0496

ALASKA

Ms. Anne KesslerProgram ManagerBilingual Education ProgramAlaska Department of Education801 West 10th StreetSuite 200Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894TEL: (907) 465-8716FAX: (907) 465-3396

ARIZONA

Mr. Robert SouzaEducation Program DirectorBilingual and Migrant Education UnitArizona Department of Education1535 West JeffersonPhoenix, Arizona 85007TEL: (602) 542-3204FAX: (602) 542-5377

ARKANSAS

Dr. Andre GuerreroDirector, Title VIIArkansas State Department of EducationEducation Building, R-405-B4 Capitol MallLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201TEL: (501) 682-5014FAX: (501) 682-5177

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CALIFORNIA

Ms. Francisca SanchezManagerCalifornia State Department of EducationElementary Academic Support Office721 Capital MallP.O. Box 944272Sacramento, California 94244-2720TEL: (916) 657-2566FAX: (916) 657-2928

COLORADO

Mr. Roger Martinez (Acting)State Bilingual DirectorColorado Department of EducationSpecial Projects Unit201 East ColfaxDenver, Colorado 80203

DELAWARE

Sister Margaret M. LovelandDirector, Title VIIDelaware Department of Public InstructionP.O. Box 1402Dover, Delaware 19903TEL: (302) 739-2770FAX: (302) 739-3744


Ms. Lola Johnson-SingletaryProject Coordinator EducationSEA for Bilingual EducationState Technology Assistant ProjectOffice of Education AccountabilityRabaut Conference & Training CenterN. Dakota and Kansas Avenues, NWWashington, D.C. 20011

TEL: (303) 866-6771 TEL: (202) 541-6100FAX: (303) 866-6857 FAX: (202) 727-5307

CONNECTICUT

Mr. George P. de GeorgeCoordinator, Bilingual EducationConnecticut State Department ofEducation165 Capitol AvenueHartford, Connecticut 06106TEL: (860) 566-2169FAX: (860) 566-5623

FLORIDA

Mr. Bernardo GarciaDirectorFlorida State Department of EducationOffice of Multicultural Student LanguageEducationFlorida Education CenterSuite 544Tallahassee, Florida 32399TEL: (904) 922-7294FAX: (904) 921-8310

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GEORGIA

Ms. Beth ArnowConsultant, Migrant/ESL ProgramGeorgia State Board of Education1958 Twin Towers EastAtlanta, Georgia 30334-5040TEL: (404) 656-4995FAX: (404) 651-8079

HAWAII

Ms. Josephine PabloDirector, Title VII, ESEAHawaii State Department of EducationSpecial Programs Management Section3430 Leahl Avenue, Bldg D, 2nd FloorHonolulu, Hawaii 96815TEL: (808) 396-2522FAX: (808) 548-5390

IDAHO

Ms. Anita BrunnerConsultant, Title VIIIdaho State Department of EducationP.O. Box 83720Boise, Idaho 83720-0027TEL: (208) 334-2195FAX: (208) 334-4664

ILLINOIS

Ms. Adela WeinsteinPrincipal ConsultantTitle VII State CoordinatorIllinois State Board of EducationState of Illinois CenterBilingual Education Department100 West RandolphSuite 14-300Chicago, Illinois 60601TEL: (312) 814-3850FAX: (312) 814-2282

INDIANA

Mr. Tom BoalsCoordinator, Title VIIIndiana Department of Public InstructionDivision of Language Minority/Migrant Program

State HouseRoom 229Indianapolis, Indiana 46204TEL: (317) 232-0555FAX: (317) 232-9121

IOWA

Mr. Dan ChavezBilingual CoordinatorIowa Department of EducationGrimes State Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319TEL: (515) 281-3805FAX: (515) 242-6025

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KANSAS

Ms. Kimberly KreickerEducation Program CounselorKansas Department of Education120 East 10th StreetTopeka, Kansas 66612TEL: (913) 296-7929FAX: (913) 296-7933

KENTUCKY

Ms. Nancy La CountBranch Manager, Instructional StrategiesKentucky Department of EducationCapital Plaza TowerFrankfort, Kentucky 40601TEL: (502) 564-4970FAX: (502) 564-6952

LOUISIANAMs. Rosanna BoydEducation Program ManagerLouisiana State Department of EducationBilingual ESL SectionP.O. Box 94064Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804TEL: (504) 342-3454FAX: (504) 342-0308

MAINE

Dr. Barney BerubeProject Director, Title VIIMaine Department of EducationDivision of Instruction23 State House StationAugusta, Maine 04333TEL: (207) 287-5980FAX: (207) 287-5876

MARYLAND

Ms. Trudy CollierConsultant, Title VIIMaryland State Department of EducationDivision of Instruction200 West Baltimore StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201TEL: (410) 767-0341FAX: (410) 767-0100

MASSACHUSETTS

Mr. Jake ShannonDirector, Title VIIMassachusetts Department of EducationInstruction and Curriculum Cluster350 Main StreetMalden, Massachusetts 02148-5023TEL: (617) 388-3300 Extension 256FAX: (617) 388-3396

MICHIGAN

Dr. Miguel RuizDirector, Bilingual EducationMichigan Department of EducationBilingual Education OfficeP.O. Box 30008Lansing, Michigan 48909TEL: (517) 373-6066FAX: (517) 335-5822

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MINNESOTA

Ms. Karon HergenhahnConsultant, Title VIIMinnesota Department of EducationCapitol Square Building550 Cedar StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101TEL: (612) 296-1063FAX: (612) 297-2495

MISSISSIPPI

Ms. Ada H. BeltonCoordinator, Title VIIMississippi State Department of EducationP.O. Box 771Jackson, Mississippi 39205TEL: (601) 359-6590FAX: (601) 359-6795

MISSOURI

Mr. Joel JuddDirector, Title VIIMissouri Department ofElementaryand Secondary Education

P.O. Box 480Jefferson City, Missouri 65102

MONTANA

Ms. Angela Branz-SpallCoordinator, Title VIIMontana Office of Public InstructionState Capitol P.O. Box 202501Helena, Montana 59620TEL: (406) 444-2423FAX: (406) 444-3924

NEBRASKA

Ms. Nancy RowchDirector, Equal Education OpportunityNebraska Department of Education301 Centennial MallP.O. Box 94987Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-3987TEL: (402) 471-2477FAX: (402) 471-0117

NEVADA

Mr. Michael de la TorreCoordinator, Bilingual EducationNevada Department of Education700 East 5th StreetCapitol ComplexCarson City, Nevada 89710

TEL: (573) 751-8281 or TEL: (702) 687-3187(573) 751-9434 FAX: (702) 687-9120

FAX: (573) 526-6698

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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Ms. Susan McKevittDirector, Title VIINew Hampshire State Department ofEducation101 Pleasant StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 271-3196FAX: (603) 271-1953

NEW JERSEY

Ms. Iliana OkumCoordinator, Title VIINew Jersey Department of EducationBureau of Bilingual Education225 West State StreetTrenton, New Jersey 08625-0500TEL: (609) 292-8777FAX: (609) 292-1211

NEW MEXICO

Ms. Lupe CastilloCoordinator, Bilingual Education Unit NewMexico Department of EducationInstructional Services DivisionEducation BuildingSanta Fe, New Mexico 87501TEL: (505) 827-6667FAX: (505) 827-6566

NEW YORK

Ms. Carmen Perez HoganCoordinator, Bilingual EducationNew York State EducationDepartment

EBA, Room 367Washington AvenueAlbany, New York 12234TEL: (518) 474-8775FAX: (518) 473-4678

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. L. Gerard ToussaintConsultantSecond Languages Studies/High SchoolInter-Disciplinary TeamNorth Carolina Department of PublicInstruction301 North Wilmington StreetEducation Building, Room 6182Raleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825TEL: (919) 715-1803FAX: (919) 715-0517

NORTH DAKOTA

Ms. Mari RassmussenConsultant, Title VIINorth Dakota Department of PublicInstruction

600 East BoulevardBismark, North Dakota 58505TEL: (701) 328-2958FAX: (701) 328-4770

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OHIO

Ms. Donna VillarealConsultant, Title VII ProgramsOhio Department of Education106 North High Street2nd Floor, Room 218Columbus, Ohio 43266

PENNSYLVANIA

Ms. Myrna M. DelgadoCoordinator, Bilingual EducationPennsylvania Department of EducationBureau of Curriculum Instruction333 Market StreetHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126

TEL: (614) 466-4109 TEL: (717) 783-6649FAX: (614) 466-1789 FAX: (717) 772-3621

OKLAHOMA

Mr. Van AndersonAdministratorOklahoma State Department of EducationBilingual Education and National OriginSection2500 North Lincoln BoulevardOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105

RHODE ISLAND

Ms. Virginia Da MotaConsultant, Bilingual EducationRhode Island Department of Elementaryand Secondary Education255 Westminster StreetShepard Building, Room 607Providence, Rhode Island 02903

TEL: (405) 521-3196 TEL: (401) 277-3037FAX: (405) 521-6205 FAX: (401) 277-3080

OREGON

Ms. Gloria MunisCoordinator, Title VIIOregon Department of Education255 Capital Street, NESalem, Oregon 97310TEL: (503) 378-3606 Extension 675FAX: (503) 373-796

SOUTH CAROLINA

Ms. Jacqui AsburyDirectorEqual Educational OpportunitiesSouth Carolina Department of Education1429 Senate StreetRutledge Building, Room 513Columbia, South Carolina 29201TEL: (803) 734-8219FAX: (803) 734-4605

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SOUTH DAKOTA

Ms. Margo HeinertDirectorSouth Dakota Department of EducationCultural Affairs

Division of Elementary and SecondaryEducation700 Governors DrivePierre, South Dakota 57501TEL: (605) 773-3282FAX: (605) 773-3782

TENNESSEE

Ms. Julie McCargarDirectorESL/Bilingual Education ConsultantTennessee Department of EducationDivision of Curriculum and InstructionGateway Plaza, 8th Floor710 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, Tennessee 37243-0379TEL: (615) 532-6245FAX: (615) 532-8536

TEXAS

Ms. Maria Medina-SeidnerDirectorTexas Education AgencyDivision ofBilingual Education and Special LanguageInstruction1701 North Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78701TEL: (512) 475-3555FAX: (512) 475-3667

UTAH

Ms. Diana CortezDirector, Educational Equity SectionUtah State Office of Education250 East 500 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah 84111TEL: (801) 538-7645FAX: (801) 538-7521

VERMONT

Mr. Gerard RobinsonDirector, Title VIIVermont Department of EducationRural Education Center500 Dorset StreetSouth Burlington, Vermont 05403TEL: (802) 658-6342FAX: (802) 658-1393

VIRGINIA

Mr. David CoxAssociate Director, LanguagesVirginia Department of EducationP.O. Box 2120Richmond, Virginia 23216TEL: (804) 225-2593FAX: (804) 371-0249

WASHINGTON

Ms. Helen ValdezCoordinatorWashington Superintendent of PublicInstruction

P.O. Box 47200Olympia, Washington 98504TEL: (360) 753-2573FAX: (360) 753-1953

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WEST VIRGINIA

Ms. Deborah BrownCoordinator, Second Language LearningWest Virginia Department of EducationSecond Language LearningBuilding 6, Capitol ComplexRoom 330Charleston, West Virginia 25305TEL: (304) 558-7805FAX: (304) 558-0459

WISCONSIN

Dr. Seree WerohaDirector, Title VIIWisconsin Department of Public InstructionP.O. Box 7841Madison, Wisconsin 53707TEL: (608) 266-7292FAX: (608) 267-1052

WYOMING

Dr. Paul SoumokilCoordinatorForeign Languages and Bilingual EducationWyoming Department of Education2300 Capital Avenue - 2nd FloorHathaway BuildingCheyenne, Wyoming 82002-0050TEL: (307) 777-7168FAX: (307) 777-6234

AMERICAN SAMOA

Ms. Bernadette ManaseSEA Bilingual CoordinatorAmerican Samoa Department of EducationP.O. Box 2272Pago Pago, American Samoa 96799TEL: (684) 633-5237FAX: (684) 633-4240

GUAM

Mr. Robert KlitzkieBilingual/Bicultural Education ProgramGuam Department of EducationP.O. Box DEAgana, Guam 96910TEL: (011) 671/472-8901FAX: (011) 671/472-9750

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Elia ColonDirector, Bilingual EducationPuerto Rico Department of EducationP.O. Box 759Room 903Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00919TEL: (809) 759-9983FAX: (809) 753-7926

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Ms. Maria SanesDirector, Bilingual EducationVirgin Islands Department of Education21, 22, 23 Hospital StreetChristianstead BilingualSt. Croix, Virgin Islands 00820TEL: (809) 778-8470FAX: (809) 778-8470

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NORTHERN MARIANAS

Mr. John RasarioActing Director, Title VIINorthern MarianasDepartment of EducationLower BaseSaipan, C.M. 96950TEL: (670) 322-9812FAX: (670) 322-4056

MICRONESIA

Mr. Jimmy HicksFederated States of MicronesiaP.O. Box PS 87Palikir, ZZ 96941TEL: (691) 320-2600

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Ms. Evelyn KonouRepublic of the Marshall IslandsP.O. Box 3Majuro, ZZ 96960TEL: (692) 625-5260

PALAU

Mr. Masa-Aki N. EmersiochlRepublic of Palau/TTPIBureau of EducationP.O. Box 189Koror, Palau, TT 96940TEL:- Use Operator-PittsburgFAX: 680-9830

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OFFICE OF BILINGUAL EDUCATIONAND MINORITY LANGUAGES AFFAIRS

ESEA TITLE VIIEMERGENCY IMMIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM

STATE COORDINATORSDIRECTORY

ARIZONA

Arizona Department of EducationBilingual Education Office1535 West JeffersonPhoenix, Arizona 85007TEL: (602) 542-3204

CALIFORNIA

Mr. Hector BurkeCalifornia State Department of EducationMiddle Grades Teaching & Learning721 Capitol MallSacramento, CA 95814TEL: (916) 657-4681

COLORADO

Dr. Siri VongthieresColorado Department of EducationEnglish Language Proficiency Unit201 East Colfax AvenueRoom 208Denver, Colorado 80203TEL: (303) 886-6784

CONNECTICUT

Mr. Edwin AndersonConnecticut State Department of EducationDivision of Education Teaching andLearning165 Capitol AvenueHartford, Connecticut 06106-1630TEL: (203) 566-8925


Ms. Lola Johnson-SingletaryState Technical Assistance ProgramOffice of Educational AccountabilityRabaut Conference and Training CenterNorth Dakota and Kansas Avenues, NWWashington, D.C. 20011TEL: (202) 541-6100

FLORIDA

Ms. Lisa GaleFlorida State Department of EducationOffice of Multicultural Student LanguageEducation325 West Gaines Street Suite 544Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400TEL: (904) 922-7298

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GEORGIA

Ms. Beth ArnowGeorgia Department of EducationMigrant/ESOL ProgramsTwin Towers East, Suite 1958205 Butler Street, S.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30334-5040TEL: (404) 656-4995

HAWAII

Mr. Alan B. RamosHawaii State Department of EducationOffice of Instructional ServicesP.O. Box 2360Honolulu, HI 96804TEL: (808) 396-2511

IDAHO

Ms. Anita BrunnerIdaho State Department of EducationP.O. Box 83720Boise, Idaho 83720-0027TEL: (208) 334-2195

ILLINOIS

Ms. Nancy DrewIllinois State Board of Education100 North First StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62777-0001TEL: (312) 814-3850

IOWA

Mr. Dan ChavezIowa Department of EducationBureau of Instructional ServicesGrimes State Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319TEL: (515) 281-3805

KANSAS

Ms. Kim KreickerKansas State Board of EducationProgram Support Services120 S.E. 10th AvenueTopeka, Kansas 66612-1182TEL: (913) 296-7929

LOUISIANA

Ms. Christine H. JonesLouisiana Department of EducationBilingual Education/ESOL SectionRoom 701P.O. Box 94064Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9064TEL: (504) 342-3454

MAINE

Dr. Barney BerubeMaine Department of EducationCultural ServicesState House Section 23Augusta, Maine 04333TEL: (207) 289-5980

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MARYLAND

Ms. Trudy CollierMaryland State Department ofEducation Division of Instruction200 West Baltimore StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201TEL: (410) 767-0339

MASSACHUSETTS

Mr. Russell FlemingMassachusetts Department of EducationBureau of Equity and Language Service350 Main StreetMalden, Massachusetts 02148-5023TEL: (617) 388-3300 ext. 259

MICHIGAN

Mr. Paul RecchiaMichigan Department of EducationBilingual Education ProgramP.O. Box 30008Lansing, Michigan 48909TEL: (517) 373-9954

MINNESOTA

Ms. Karen HergenhahnMinnesota Department of Education801 Capitol Square Building550 Cedar StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101TEL: (612) 296-1063

MISSOURI

Mr. Joel JuddMissouri State Department of EducationElementary and Secondary EducationP.O. Box 480Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0480TEL: (314) 751-8281

MONTANA

Ms. Angela Branz-SpallMontana Office of Public InstructionState CapitolP.O. Box 202501Helena, Montana 59620-2501TEL: (406) 444-2423

NEBRASKA

Ms. Nancy RowchNebraska Department of Education301 Centennial Mall SouthP.O. Box 94987Lincoln, Nebraska 68509TEL: (402) 471-2477

NEVADA

Dr. James AckleyNevada Department of Education700 East Fifth StreetCapitol ComplexCarson City, Nevada 89710TEL: (702) 687-3187

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NEW JERSEY

Ms. Iliana Okum New Jersey Departmentof EducationOffice of Bilingual Education225 West State StreetCN-500Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0500TEL: (609) 292-8777

NEW MEXICO

Ms. Lupe M. CastilloNew Mexico Department of Education300 Don Gasper AvenueEducation BuildingSanta Fe, New Mexico 87501-2786TEL: (505) 827-6667

NEW YORK

Ms. Carmen Perez HoganNew York State Education DepartmentOffice of Bilingual EducationWashington AvenueEBA, Room 125Albany, New York 12234TEL: (518) 474-8775

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. L. Gerald ToussaintNorth Carolina Department of PublicInstruction

301 North Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825TEL: (919) 715-1803

NORTH DAKOTA

Ms. Mari B. RassmussenNorth Dakota Department of PublicInstruction

600 East Boulevard AvenueBismarck, North Dakota 58505-0440TEL: (701) 328-2958

OHIO

Ms. Hazel P. FlowersOhio Department of EducationDivision of Equal Education Opportunities106 North High Street, 2nd FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215-3009TEL: (614) 466-3318

OKLAHOMA

Ms. Cheryl HuffmanOklahoma State Department of EducationBilingual Education2500 North Lincoln BoulevardOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599TEL: (405) 521-3196

OREGON

Mr. Merced FloresOregon Department of EducationDivision of General Education255 Capitol Street, N.E.Salem, Oregon 97310TEL: (503) 378-5585 ext. 675

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PENNSYLVANIA

Ms. Myrna DelgadoPennsylvania Department of EducationBureau of Curriculum and Instruction333 Market StreetHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0133TEL: (717) 783-6649

RHODE ISLAND

Ms. Susan Rotblat-WalkerRhode Island Department of Education255 Westminister StreetShepard BuildingProvidence, Rhode Island 02903TEL: (401) 277-4600 ext. 2203

TENNESSEE

Ms. Julie McCargarTennessee Department of EducationDivision of Curriculum and InstructionAndrew Johnson Tower 8th Floor710 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, Tennessee 37243-0379TEL: (615) 532-6245

TEXAS

Ms. Maria Medina-SeidnerTexas Educational AgencyBilingual Education Unit1701 North Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78701-1494TEL: (512) 463-9691

UTAH

Ms. Diana R. CortezUtah State Office of EducationEducation Equity Section250 East 500 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah 84111TEL: (801) 538-7645

VERMONT

Mr. Gerard RobinsonVermont State Education AgencyCompensatory EducationRural Education Center500 Dorset StreetSouth Burlington, Vermont 05403TEL: (802) 658-6342

VIRGINIA

Ms. Leigh H. WilliamsVirginia Department of EducationBudget OfficeP.O. Box 2120Richmond, Virginia 23216-2120TEL: (804) 225-2060

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Ms. Winona TodmannGovernment of the Virgin IslandsDepartment of Education44-46 Kongens GadeSt. Thomas, VI 00802TEL: (809) 774-0100 ext. 3038

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WASHINGTON

Mr. Raul de la RosaWashington State Department of PublicInstruction Instructional Support ServicesOld Capitol BuildingP.O. Box 47200Olympia, Washington 98504-7200TEL: (360) 753-1137

WISCONSIN

Ms. Barbara BittersWisconsin Department of PublicInstructionDivision for Learning Support and EquityP.O. Box 7841125 South Webster StreetMadison, Wisconsin 53707-7841TEL: (608) 266-9609

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Blanca ApontePuerto Rico Department of EducationFederal Affairs OfficeP.O. Box 759Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00919TEL: (809) 759-8910

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TITLE I OF THE ELEMENTARY ANDSECONDARY EDUCATION ACT (ESEA), AS AMENDED BY

IMPROVING AMERICA'S SCHOOLS ACT OF 1994(PUBLIC LAW 103-382)

STATE COORDINATORS

ALABAMA

Dr. A. J. TownsendTitle 1 CoordinatorFederal Programs SectionState Department of Education5348 Gordon Persons Building50 North Ripley StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36130-3901TEL: (334) 242-8199FAX: (334) 242-0496

ALASKA

Ms. Jean Ann AlterTitle 1, Program ManagerAlaska Department of Education801 West Tenth Street, Suite 200Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894

ARKANSAS

Mr. Bob KerrCoordinator, Title 1, ESEADepartment of EducationArch Ford Education BuildingLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201TEL: (501) 682-4269FAX: (501) 682-1146

CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Hanna L. WalkerDirectorDistrict and School Support DivisionState Department of EducationP.O. Box 944272Sacramento, California 94244-2720

TEL: (907) 465-2842 TEL: (916) 657-2577FAX: (907) 465-2989 FAX: (916) 657-2682

ARIZONA

Mr. Bill ScheelManager, ESEA Title 1State Department of Education1535 West JeffersonPhoenix, Arizona 85007

COLORADO

Dr. Virginia R.L. PlunkettTitle 1 State DirectorColorado Department of Education201 East Colfax AvenueDenver, Colorado 80203

TEL: (602) 542-5235 TEL: (303) 866-6769FAX: (602) 542-3100 FAX: (303) 866-6857

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CONNECTICUT

Dr. Diane M. White lawCoordinatorCompensatory Education Unit, BSPDState Department of EducationP.O. Box 2219Hartford, Connecticut 06145-2219TEL: (203) 566-4987FAX: (203) 566-7845

DELAWARE

Mr. Ronald L. HoustonIASA Title 1 State CoordinatorDelaware Department of Public InstructionTownsend BuildingP.O. Box 1402Dover, Delaware 19903TEL: (302) 739-2767FAX: (302) 739-3744


Mr. James A. RuffSenior Associate for Title 1District of Columbia Public SchoolsLogan Administration Unit3rd and G Street, NEWashington, D.C. 20002TEL: (202) 724-2395FAX: (202) 724-4791

FLORIDA

Mr. Louis T. MarshAdministratorTitle I, ProgramDevelopment and ImprovementState Department of EducationFlorida Education CenterRoom 644Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400TEL: (904) 487-3520FAX: (904) 487-4592

GEORGIA

Mr. John HooperDirectorTitle I, ProgramState Department of Education1962 Twin Towers EastCapitol SquareAtlanta, Georgia 30334-5040TEL: (404) 656-2436FAX: (404) 651-8079

HAWAII

Dr. Elaine TakenakaAdministratorSpecial Programs Management SectionPlanning and Evaluation BranchDepartment of Education3430 Leahi AvenueHonolulu, Hawaii 96815TEL: (808) 733-4490FAX: (808) 737-2708

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IDAHO

Mrs. Helen M. StoddardSupervisor, Compensatory EducationState Department of EducationP.O. Box 83720Boise, Idaho 83720-0027

IOWA

Dr. Sue DonielsonAdministrative Title IDepartment of EducationGrimes State Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319

TEL: (208) 332-6901 TEL: (515) 281-3575FAX: (208) 334-2636 FAX: (515) 242-6025

ILLINOIS

Mr. Xavier BotanaDivision AdministratorMiddle Level EducationIllinois State Board of Education100 West Randolph St., Suite 14-300Chicago, Illinois 60601TEL: (312) 814-3850FAX: (312) 814-2282

INDIANA

Ms. Marge SimickDirectorDivision of Compensatory EducationState Department of EducationRoom 229, State HouseIndianapolis, Indiana 46204-2798TEL: (317) 232-0540FAX: (317) 233-6502

KANSAS

Mr. Kenneth A. GentryTeam LeaderProgram Support ServicesKansas State Board of Education120 South East 10th AvenueTopeka, Kansas 66612-1182TEL: (913) 296-3161FAX: (913) 296-7933

KENTUCKY

Mr. Joseph T. ClarkDirector, Division of Program ResourcesKentucky Department of Education500 Mero StreetCapitol Plaza Tower, Room 820Frankfort, Kentucky 40601TEL: (502) 564-3791FAX: (502) 564-6721

LOUISIANA

Mr. James E. GreenDirector, IASA, Title IState Department of EducationP.O. Box 94064Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9064TEL: (504) 342-3336FAX: (504) 342-3448

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MAINE

Ms. Lois A. WhitcombCoordinator, IASAState Department of Education23 State House StationAugusta, Maine 04333-0023TEL: (207) 287-5306FAX: (207) 287-5174

MARYLAND

Dr. Ronald E. FriendChiefCompensatory Education BranchDivision of Compensatory, Urban, andSupplementary Programs

State Department of Education200 West Baltimore StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201TEL: (410) 767-0280FAX: (410) 333-8148

MASSACHUSETTS

Ms. Barbara SolomonCoordinator, Title IMassachusetts Department of Education350 Main StreetMalden, Massachusetts 02148TEL: (617) 388-3300 Extension 262FAX: (617) 388-3396

MICHIGAN

Ms. Linda BrownSupervisorCompensatory Education ProgramsState Department of EducationP.O. Box 30008608 West Allegan StreetLansing, Michigan 48909TEL: (517) 373-3921FAX: (517) 335-2886

MINNESOTA

Ms. Jessie R. MontanoMgr., Office of State & Fed. ProgramsDept. Of Children, Families & LearningCapitol Square, 550 Cedar StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101-2273TEL: (612) 296-2181FAX: (612) 297-2495 or

(612) 296-3272

MISSISSIPPI

Ms. Suzanne Ulmer, DirectorOffice of Innovative SupportState Department of EducationP.O. Box 771Jackson, Mississippi 39205-0771TEL: (601) 359-3499FAX: (601) 359-2587

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MISSOURI

Dr. Delores "Dee" BeckDirector, Title I, ESEADepartment of Elementary and Secondary

EducationP.O. 480Jefferson City, Missouri 65102TEL: (314) 751-8284FAX: (314) 526-6698

Dr. Stephen BarrCoordinator, Federal ProgramsTEL: (314) 751-3520FAX: (314) 751-9434

MONTANA

Ms. B. J. GranberyDirector, Title I, ESEAOffice of Public InstructionState CapitolP.O. Box 202501Helena, Montana 59620-2501TEL: (406) 444-4420FAX: (406) 444-3924

NEBRASKA

Mr. Don AndersonAdministrator, Title INebraska Department of Education301 Centennial Mall SouthP.O. Box 94987Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-4987TEL: (402) 471-247181FAX: (402) 471-0117

NEVADA

Ms. Gloria Dopf, LeaderEducational Equity (Title I)Nevada Department of Education700East Fifth StreetCarson City, Nevada 89710TEL: (702) 687-9147FAX: (702) 687-9123

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mrs. Dorothy R. FairDirector, Title IDivision of Instructional ServicesState Department of Education101 Pleasant StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 271-2717FAX: (603) 271-1953

NEW JERSEY

Mrs. Arlene RothDirectorOffice of Specialized PopulationsState Department of Education240 West State Street, 12th FloorTrenton, New Jersey 08625TEL: (609) 633-9715 or 9716FAX: (609) 633-6874

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NEW MEXICO

Mr. Gilbert MartinezDirector, Title I, ESEAState Department of Education300 Don GasparSanta Fe, New Mexico 87501TEL: (505) 827-6527 or 6534FAX: (505) 982-9537

NEW YORK

Ms. Zenobia O'NealState Director of Title IState Education DepartmentRoom 474, Education Building AnnexAlbany, New York 12234TEL: (518) 473-0295FAX: (518) 474-7558

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. Calvin WallaceDirector of School ImprovementCompensatory Education SectionState Department of Public Instruction301 North Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825TEL: (919) 715-1905FAX: (919) 715-1851

NORTH DAKOTA

Dr. Ron TorgesonDirector, Title I, ESEAState Department of Public InstructionState Capitol Building, 9th FloorBismarck, North Dakota 58505-0440TEL: (701) 328-2292FAX: (701) 328-4770

OHIO

Ms. Alice GibsonDirectorDivision of Federal AssistanceState Department of Education933 High StreetWorthington, Ohio 43085-4087TEL: (614) 466-4161FAX: (614) 752-1622

OKLAHOMA

Dr. Judy C. McDonaldTeam LeaderSchool Support/Title I/Indian EducationState Department of Education2500 North Lincoln BoulevardOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599TEL: (405) 521-2846FAX: (405) 521-2998

OREGON

Dr. Richard M. LaTourCoordinator, Title I ProgramsState Department of Education255 Capitol Street, SESalem, Oregon 97310-0203TEL: (503) 378-3606FAX: (503) 373-7968

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PENNSYLVANIA

Mr. James M. ShefferChiefFederal Programs DivisionBureau of Curriculum and InstructionState Department of Education333 Market StreetHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0333TEL: (717) 783-9161FAX: (717) 783-6900

Mr. William MaderChiefDivision of Corrections EducationBureau of Curriculum and InstructionState Department of Education333 Market StreetHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0333

RHODE ISLAND

Ms. Janet F. CarrollCoordinator, Compensatory EducationState Department of Education255 Westminster StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903TEL: (401) 277-2638FAX: (401) 277-2734

SOUTH CAROLINA

Dr. Luther W. SeabrookSenior Executive AssistantState Department of EducationRutledge Office Building, Room 8051429 Senate StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201

TEL: (717) 783-9224 TEL: (803) 734-8396FAX: (717) 783-6900 FAX: (803) 734-6142

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Janet T. SantanaAssistant Secretary and Title I CoordinatorDepartment of EducationP.O. Box 190759San Juan, Puerto Rico 00919-0759TEL: (809) 759-2000FAX: (809) 751-6192

SOUTH DAKOTA

Ms. Ruth SmithAdministratorOffice of Technical AssistanceDepartment of Education andCultural Affairs

Richard F. Kneip Building700 Governors DrivePierre, South Dakota 57501-2293TEL: (605) 773-6119FAX: (605) 773-3782

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TENNESSEE

Ms. Judith MorganDirector, Title IState Department of EducationGateway Plaza, 8th Floor710 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, Tennessee 37243-0379TEL: (615) 532-6304FAX: (615) 532-8536

TEXAS

Ms. B.J. GibsonActing DirectorDivision of Accelerated InstructionTexas Education Agency1701 North Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78701TEL: (512) 463-9374FAX: (512) 305-9447

UTAH

Dr. John RossDirector, Title I, ESEAState Office of Education250 East 500 South StreetSalt Lake City, Utah 84111TEL: (801) 538-7720FAX: (801) 538-7991

VERMONT

Mr. David BaroudiState Director, Title I ProgramsState Department of Education120 State StreetMontpelier, Vermont 05620-2501TEL: (802) 828-2753FAX: (802) 828-3140

VIRGINIA

Mr. George H. IrbyDirector, Compensatory ProgramsDivision of InstructionState Department of EducationP.O. Box 2120Richmond, Virginia 23216-2120TEL: (804) 225-2870FAX: (804) 371-7347

WASHINGTON

Dr. Mary-Elizabeth (Mitzi) BeachDirectorTitle I, Learning Assistance Program and EquityOffice of the Superintendent of Public InstructionOld Capitol BuildingP.O. Box 47200Olympia, Washington 98504TEL: (206) 753-3220FAX: (206) 753-1953

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WEST VIRGINIA

Ms. Carol MeadowsDirectorInstructional ServicesWest Virginia Department1900 Kanawha Boulevard,Charleston, West VirginiaTEL: (304) 558-7805FAX: (304) 558-0459

WISCONSIN

of EducationE., B-33025305

Dr. Myrna M. ToneyChief, Special Needs SectionState Department of Public Instruction125 South Webster StreetP.O. Box 7841Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7841TEL: (608) 266-2690FAX: (608) 267-0364

WYOMING

Ms. Kaye McCraryCoordinatorTitle I Basic Grants ProgramState Department of EducationHathaway BuildingCheyenne, Wyoming 82002

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Mrs. Sharon S. WellsChiefBranch of Supplemental Support Service, OIEPBureau of Indian AffairsU.S. Department of Interior (Code 524)1849 C Street, NW (MS-3512)Washington, D.C. 20240TEL: (202) 208-6364FAX: (202) 208-3200

Ms. Joanne Sebastian MooreDirectorOffice Indian Education ProgramsBureau of Indian AffairsU.S. Department of Interior (Code 500)1849 C Street, NW (MS-3530)Washington, DC 20240TEL: (202) 208-6175FAX: (202) 208-3200

BLUE HILLS HOMES CORPORATION(BHHC)

Mr. John P. ColeExecutive Director, BHHC1020 East 63rd StreetKansas City, Missouri 64110

TEL: (307) 777-7633 TEL: (816) 333-7870FAX: (307) 777-6234 FAX: (816) 333-7534

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NON-PUBLIC EDUCATIONALSERVICES, INC. (NESI)

Mr. Robert H. CrosbyPresident, NESI14416 Jefferson Davis Highway, Number11

Woodbridge, Virginia 22191TEL: (703) 494-0147FAX: (703) 494-6093

COUNCIL FOR AMERICAN PRIVATEEDUCATION (CAPE)

Mr. Joseph W. McTigheExecutive Director, CAPE1726 M Street, NW, Suite 1102Washington, D.C. 20036TEL: (202) 659-0016FAX: (202) 659-0018

NATIONAL COALITION OF TITLE 1CHAPTER 1 PARENTS

Ms. Marilyn AklinExecutive DirectorNational Parent CenterNational Coalition of Title I/ Chapter 1

ParentsEdmonds School Building9th and D Streets, NE, Room 201Washington, D.C. 20002TEL: (202) 547-9286FAX: (202) 544-2813

UNITED STATES CATHOLIC CONFERENCE(USCC)

Reverend William F. Davis, O.S.F.S.Representative for Catholic Schoolsand Federal AssistanceDepartment of EducationUnited States Catholic Conference3211 4th Street, NEWashington, DC 20017-1194TEL: (202) 541-3134FAX: (202) 541-3390

COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOLOFFICERS (CCSSO)

Mr. Gordon AmbachExecutive Director, CCSSOMs. Cindy BrownDirectorResource Center for Educational EquityOne Massachusetts Avenue, NWSuite 2700Washington, DC 20001-1431TEL: (202) 408-5505FAX: (202) 408-8072

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FEDERALEDUCATION PROGRAMADMINISTRATORS (NAFEPA)

Mr. Stanley J. McFarlandExecutive Director, NAFEPA1801 Norht Moore StreetArlington, Virginia 22209TEL: (703) 875-0729FAX: (703) 528-2146

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TITLE I EFFECTIVE PRACTICES: IDENTIFICATION AND DISSEMINATIONSPECIALTY OPTION

CONTACT: Dr. Jean WilliamsPRC, Inc.2601 Fortune Circle EastIndianapolis, Indiana 46241TEL: (317) 244-8160 or

(800) 456-2380FAX: (317) 244-7386

REGION C: Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi,Alabama, Georgia, and Florida

CONTACT: Dr. Jerry A. JenkinsEducational Testing ServiceLakeside Centre1979 Lakeside ParkwaySuite 400Tucker, Georgia 30084TEL: (404) 934-0133FAX: (404) 723-7436

REGION D: North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa,Illinois, and Missouri

CONTACT: Ms. Judy PfannenstielResearch and Training Associates, Inc.34 Corporate Woods10950 GrandviewSuite 300Overland Park, Kansas 66210TEL: (913) 451-8117 or

(800) 922-9031FAX: (913) 451-8190

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CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION SPECIALTY OPTION

CONTACT: Dr. Alexa PochowskiResearch and Training Associates, Inc.34 Corporate Woods10950 GrandviewSuite 300Overland Park, Kansas 66210TEL: (913) 451-8117 or

(800) 922-9031FAX: (913) 451-8190

REGION E: Arkansas, Louisiana, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Utah,Arizona, and New Mexico

CONTACT: Dr. Shelley BilligRMC Research CorporationWriter SquareSuite 5401512 Larimer StreetDenver, Colorado 80202TEL: (303) 825-3636 or

(800) 922-3636FAX: (303) 825-1626

REGION F: Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming,Nevada, and California

CONTACT: Dr. Beverly FarrFar West Laboratory730 Harrison StreetSan Francisco, California 94107TEL: (415) 565-3000FAX: (415) 565-3012

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MIGRANT COLLEGE ASSISTANCE MIGRANT PROGRAM

PROGRAM DIRECTORS

OREGONCALIFORNIA

Mr. Marcos SanchezDirector, CAMPCalifornia State University Sacramento6000 J StreetSacramento, California 95819-6109

Dr. Milton WestDirector, CAMPOregon State UniversityWaldo Hall 342Corvallis, Oregon 97331

TEL: (916) 278-7241 TEL: (541) 737-3925FAX: (916) 278-5193 FAX: (541) 737-3998

Mr. Raul Z. MorenoDirector, CAMPCalifornia State University Fresno5150 N. MapleFresno, California 93740-0067TEL: (209) 278-4768FAX: (209) 278-6654

IDAHO

Dr. John JensenDirector, CAMPBoise State UniversityCollege of Education1910 University DriveBoise, Idaho 83725TEL: (208) 385-1754FAX: (208) 385-4365

PENNSYLVANIA

Ms. Jerri GalaidaDirector, CAMPPennsylvania State University2089 Boucke BuildingUniversity Park, Pennsylvania 16802TEL: (814) 863-9440FAX: (814) 865-0055

TEXAS

Ms. Esther YaconoDirector, CAMPSt. Edward's University3001 South Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78704-6489TEL: (512) 448-8625FAX: (512) 448-8492

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CALIFORNIA

HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM

PROJECT DIRECTORS

IDAHO

Dr. Joyce BishopDirector, HEPCSUS High School Equivalency ProgramCalifornia State University Sacramento6000 J Street, T-JJ-1Sacramento, California 95819-6107

Dr. John JensenDirector, HEPBoise State UniversityDepartment of Teacher Education1910 University DriveBoise, Idaho 83725

TEL: (916) 278-3708 TEL: (208) 385-1754FAX: (916) 278-4980 FAX: (208) 385-4365

COLORADO

Dr. Leonard BacaDirector, HEPUniversity of Colorado BoulderBUENO Center for Multicultural EducationCampus Box 249Boulder, Colorado 80309-0249TEL: (303) 492-5416FAX: (303) 492-2883

FLORIDA

Dr. Ann Cranston GingrasDirector, HEPUniversity of South FloridaCollege of EducationDepartment of Special Education4202 Fowler AvenueTampa, Florida 33620-8350TEL: (813) 974-3410FAX: (813) 974-5542

MARYLAND

Ms. Mary YakaitisDirector, HEPCenter for Human Services7200 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 600Bethesda, Maryland 20814TEL: (301) 941-8531FAX: (301) 941-8512

MISSISSIPPI

Ms. Bobbie HarrisDirector, HEPMississippi Valley State UniversityOffice of Continuing EducationP.O. Box 125Itta Bena, Mississippi 38941TEL: (601) 254-9041FAX: (601) 254-6704

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NEW MEXICO

Ms. Annette GarciaDirector, HEPNorthern New Mexico Community CollegeHigh School Equivalency ProgramEl Rito, New Mexico 87530TEL: (505) 581-4116FAX: (505) 747-2170

NEW YORK

Mr. Eric BrooksDirector, HEPHEP/SUNY New PaltzP.O. Box 250New Paltz, New York 12561TEL: (914) 257-2951FAX: (914) 257-2953

OREGON

Mr. Emilio HernandezDirector, HEPUniversity of OregonCollege of Education1685 East 17th StreetEugene, Oregon 97403TEL: (541) 346-3531

(800) 687-6068FAX: (541) 346-6098

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Sylvia RoblesDirector, HEPInter American University of Puerto RicoSan German Campus, Box 5100San German, Puerto Rico 00683TEL: (809) 892-6380FAX: (809) 892-6350

PUERTO RICO (CONT'D)

Mr. Orlando ColonDirector, HEPPontifical Catholic University of PuertoRico2250 Los Americas Avenue, Suite 521Ponce, Puerto Rico 00731-6382TEL: (787) 843-3265FAX: (787) 840-4295

TENNESSEE

Dr. Loida C. VelazquezPrincipal Investigator, HEPUniversity of TennesseeCollege of Education600 Henley, Suite 312Knoxville, Tennessee 37996TEL: (615) 974-7928FAX: (615) 974-3857

TEXAS

Ms. Norma ChaconDirector, HEPUniversity of Texas at El Paso500 West University AvenueEl Paso, Texas 79968-0571TEL: (915) 747-5587FAX: (915) 747-8060

Mr. Kobla OsayandeDirector, HEPUniversity of HoustonCollege of Education4800 Calhoun, Suite 425FHHouston, Texas 77204-4989TEL: (713) 473-4985

(800) 225-1409FAX: (713) 743-4989

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TEXAS (CONT'D)

Mr. Efrain SanchezDirector, HEPSER-Jobs for Progress of Southwest Texas4605 Maher AvenueLaredo, Texas 78041

WISCONSIN

Mr. Arturo MartinezAssistant DeanMilwaukee Area Technical College700 West State Street, Room M222Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233

TEL: (210) 724-1844 TEL: (414) 297-6803(800) 477-1844 FAX: (414) 297-7900

FAX: (210) 724-1831

Mr. Patrick T. Mc MannAssistant Director, HEPTexas A&M University KingsvilleCampus Box 181Kingsville, Texas 78363-8202TEL: (512) 593-2123

(800) 687-4780

Mr. Richard TrevinoDirector, HEPUniversity of Texas Pan AM1201 West University DriveEdinburg, Texas 78539TEL: (210) 381-2521FAX: (210) 316-7108

WASHINGTON

Dr. James T. ShoemakerDirector, HEPWashington State UniversityHigh School Equivalency ProgramCollege of EducationPullman, Washington 99164-2101TEL: (509) 335-2454FAX: (509) 335-7977

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KANSAS

MIGRANT EDUCATION EVEN START

PROJECT DIRECTORS AND COORDINATORS

NEW MEXICO

Ms. Becky Mac CallumCommunity Service Center220 South 9thKansas City, Kansas 66101TEL: (913) 621-5774

KENTUCKY

Ms. Karla GibbsOhio Valley Educational Cooperative 205Parker DriveLaGrange, Kentucky 40031TEL: (502) 222-4573, ext. 19

MICHIGAN

Ms. Denise GasperFremont Area Foundation108 South StewartPost Office Box BFremont, Michigan 49412TEL: (616) 652-1638

MONTANA

Ms. Angela Branz-SpallSuperintendent of Public InstructionPost Office Box 202501Helena, Montana 59620-2501TEL: (406) 444 2423

Ms. Betsy BennettLas Cruces School District #2505 S. Main, Suite 249Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001TEL: (505) 527-5883

NEW YORK

Mr. Robert LynchGenesee-Livingston-Steuben-WyomingHolcomb Building, Room 210Geneseo, New York 14454TEL: (716) 245-5681

NORTH CAROLINA

Ms. Geraldine RitterWake County Public School System 3600Post Office Box 28049Wake Forest RoadRaleigh, North Carolina 27609TEL: (919) 850-1753

OREGON

Ms. Susan HaversonSalem-Keizer School DistrictPost Office Box 120241309 Ferry Street, SESalem, Oregon 97309-0024(503) 399-3258

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PENNSYLVANIA

Mr. Parker C. CobleLincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12Post Office Box 7065 Billerbeck StreetNew Oxford, Pennsylvania 17350TEL: (717) 624-4616

TEXAS

Ms. Mary Lou CummingsEl Paso Community CollegePost Office Box 20500El Paso, Texas 79998TEL: (915) 594-2283

Ms. Sylvia ReynaSan Antonio ISD141 Lavaca StreetSan Antonio, Texas 78210TEL: (210) 212-8344

Mr. Efrain SanchezSER-Jobs for Progress of Southwest Texas4605 Maher AvenueLaredo, Texas 78041TEL: (210) 724-1844

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TITLE IMIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM

STATE DIRECTORS

Office of Migrant EducationU.S. Department of Education

600 Independence Avenue, S.W.Portals Room 4100

Washington, D.C. 20202-6135(202) 260-1164

ALABAMA ARIZONA

Mr. Paul MeigsMigrant Education CoordinatorAlabama Department of Education5348 Gordon Persons Building50 North Ripley StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36130-3901

Mr. Ralph RomeroActing Program ManagerBilingual/Migrant EducationArizona Department of Education1535 West Jefferson StreetPhoenix, Arizona 85007

TEL: (334) 242-8199 TEL: (602) 542-3204FAX: (334) 242-0496 FAX: (602) 542-3100

ALASKA

Ms. Carole GreenDirectorMigrant Education ProgramState Department of Education801 West Street, Suite 200Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894TEL: (907) 465-2886FAX: (907) 465-2989

ARKANSAS

Mr. William CosmeDirectorArkansas Department of Education4 State Capitol Mall, Room 304ALittle Rock, Arkansas 72201-1071TEL: (501) 324-9660FAX: (501) 324-9694

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CALIFORNIA

Mr. Larry JaurequiDirectorMigrant Education OfficeState Department of EducationPost Office Box 944272721 Capitol Mall, 2nd FloorSacramento, California 94244-2720TEL: (916) 657-2561FAX: (916) 657-3353

COLORADO

Dr. David PimentelDirectorMigrant Education ProgramColorado Department of Education201 East Colfax, Room 401Denver, Colorado 80203TEL: (303) 866-6758FAX: (303) 866-6857

CONNECTICUT

Ms. Marlene PadernachtState DirectorMigrant EducationDivision of Education Support ServicesP.O. Box 2219Hartford, Connecticut 06145TEL: (860) 566-3278FAX: (860) 566-7845

DELAWARE

Mr. Jose "Frank" SorianoState SpecialistMigrant EducationTownsend BuildingP.O. Box 1402Dover, Delaware 19903TEL: (302) 739-2767FAX: (302) 739-3744


Dr. Beverly H. WallaceActing DirectorTransitory Students Technical

Assistance BranchHamilton Administration Building6 Street & Brentwood Parkway, NEWashington, DC 20002TEL: (202) 727-5559FAX: (202) 724-9748

FLORIDA

Mr. William Pittman, Jr.Migrant State DirectorFlorida Department of EducationFlorida Education Center, Room 306325 West Gaines StreetTallahassee, Florida 32399-0400TEL: (904) 487-3530FAX: (904) 922-9648

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GEORGIA

Ms. Beth ArnowCoordinatorMigrant/ESOL ProgramsGeorgia Department of Education1952 Twin Towers EastAtlanta, Georgia 30334-5080TEL: (404) 656-2030FAX: (404) 651-8079

IDAHO

Ms. Irene ChavollaState CoordinatorMigrant EducationCompensatory Education DivisionIdaho State Department of EducationP.O. Box 83720Boise, Idaho 83720-0027TEL: (208) 332-6909FAX: (208) 334-2636

ILLINOIS

Mr. David GutierrezMigrant Education ProgramIllinois State Board of Education100 North First Street, E233Springfield, Illinois 62777-0002TEL: (217) 782-5728FAX: (217) 524-9354

INDIANA

Ms. Darlene SlabyDirectorDivision of Language Minority andMigrant ProgramsState Department of EducationState House, Room 229Indianapolis, Indiana 46204TEL: (317) 232-0555FAX: (317) 233-1175

IOWA

Ms. Geri SudtelgteCoordinatorMigrant Education ProgramOffice of Educational Services forChildren, Families and CommunitiesIowa Department of EducationGrimes State Office BuildingDes Moines, Iowa 50319TEL: (515) 281-3944FAX: (515) 242-6025

KANSAS

Mr. Ron JohnsonEducation Program ConsultantProgram Support ServicesKansas State Department of Education120 South East 10th AvenueTopeka, Kansas 66612TEL: (913) 296-3161FAX: (913) 296-5867

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KENTUCKY

Mr. Kenneth IsonMigrant CoordinatorDivision of Program ResourcesState Department of Education500 Mero StreetCapital Plaza Tower, Room 830Frankfort, Kentucky 40601TEL: (502) 564-3791FAX: (502) 564-6721

LOUISIANA

Mr. Ronnie GloverDirectorBureau of Migrant EducationLouisiana Department of Education654 Main StreetP.O. Box 94064Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9064TEL: (504) 342-3517FAX: (504) 342-6485

MAINE

Ms. Pamela A. GatcombState DirectorMaine Migrant Education ProgramState House Station 19Augusta, Maine 04333TEL: (207) 287-5306FAX: (207) 287-5174

MARYLAND

Ms. Cvieta SheridanState DirectorMigrant Education Programs700 Glasgow StreetP.O. Box 619Cambridge, Maryland 21613TEL: (410) 221-0151FAX: (410) 221-1085

MASSACHUSETTS

Ms. Miriam SchwartrzAssociate Executive DirectorEDCO CollaborativeDirector, Migrant Education Program20 Kent StreetBrookline, Massachusetts 02146TEL: (617) 738-5600FAX: (617) 738-0968

Mr. Robert Kyriakakis (Programmatic)CoordinatorMigrant Education ProgramLearning Support ServicesMassachusetts Department of Education350 Main StreetMalden, Massachusetts 02148-5023TEL: (617) 388-3300 Extension 509FAX: (617) 388-3394

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MICHIGAN

Ms. Margaret BeahanMigrant Education SupervisorMigrant Education OfficeState Department of EducationP.O. Box 30008Lansing, Michigan 48909TEL: (517) 241-1834FAX: (517) 373-4589

MINNESOTA

Ms. Jessie MontanoDirectorOffice of State and Federal ProgramsMinnesota Department of Children,Families and Learning876 Capitol Square Building550 Cedar StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101-2273TEL: (612) 296-2181FAX: (612) 297-2495

MISSISSIPPI

Ms. Rita LaneSupervisorSpecial ProjectsState Department of EducationP.O. Box 771Jackson, Mississippi 39205

MISSOURI

Ms. Nancee AllanDirectorFederal Grants Management SectionDepartment of Elementary and

Secondary EducationP.O. Box 480Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0480TEL: (573) 751-8287FAX: (573) 526-6698

MONTANA

Ms. Angela Branz-SpallDirectorTitle 1, Migrant ProgramOffice of Public InstructionState CapitolHelena, Montana 59620-2501TEL: (406) 444-2423FAX: (406) 449-7105

NEBRASKA

Dr. Betty AlfredDirectorMigrant EducationState Department of Education301 Centennial Mall SouthP.O. Box 94987Lincoln, Nebraska 68509

TEL: (601) 359-3499 TEL: (402) 471-3440FAX: (601) 359-2587 FAX: (402) 471-2113

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NEVADA

Dr. James F. AckleyEducation ConsultantState Department of Education700 East Fifth StreetCarson City, Nevada 89710TEL: (702) 687-9161FAX: (702) 687-9123

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Ms. Jane WeissmanAdministratorEarly Learning BureauState Department of EducationState Office Park South101 Pleasant StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 271-3776FAX: (603) 271-1953

NEW JERSEY

Ms. Arlene RothDirectorOffice of Specialized PopulationsDivision of Student ServicesState Department of EducationRoute 29, Riverview PlazaBuilding 100, 2nd Floor, CN 500Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0500TEL: (609) 633-9715FAX: (609) 633-6874

NEW MEXICO

Mr. Bobby GomezDirectorTitle 1, ECIAState Department of Education300 Don Gaspar StreetSanta Fe, New Mexico 87501-2786TEL: (505) 827-6534FAX: (505) 827-6504

NEW YORK

Dr. Nancy W. CroceMigrant Education DirectorNew York State Education DepartmentRoom 483, Education Building AnnexAlbany, New York 12234TEL: (518) 473-0295FAX: (518) 474-1405

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. Emmit KimbroughMigrant Education ConsultantState Department of Public InstructionNorth Carolina Education Building301 North Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825TEL: (919) 715-1828FAX: (919) 715-1897

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NORTH DAKOTA

Ms. Jean BohnDirectorTitle 1 and Migrant EducationDepartment of Public Instruction600 Boulevard EastBismarck, North Dakota 58505TEL: (701) 328-2292FAX: (701) 328-4770

OHIO

Dr. Jose VillaDirectorMigrant EducationDivision of Federal Assistance933 High StreetWorthington, Ohio 43085TEL: (614) 466-4161FAX: (614) 728-1612

OKLAHOMA

Mr. Gary CarmichaelAdministratorMigrant Education ProgramState Department of Education2500 North Lincoln, Suite 1-33Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105

OREGON

Mr. Merced FloresAssistant SuperintendentCompensatory EducationPublic Services Building225 Capitol Street, NESalem, Oregon 97310-0203TEL: (503) 373-3606FAX: (503) 373-7968

PENNSYLVANIA

Dr. Manuel RecioDirectorMigrant EducationState Department of Education333 Market Street, 7th FloorHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0333TEL: (717) 783-6467FAX: (717) 783-4392

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Maria Teresa Fret MercadoDirectorMigrant Education ProgramsDepartment of EducationP.O. Box 759Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00919

TEL: (405) 521-2893 TEL: (787) 754-1050FAX: (405) 521-2998 FAX: (787) 751-3798

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RHODE ISLAND

Ms. Susan Rotblat-WalkerLEP/Migrant Education SpecialistOffice of School ImprovementRhode Island Department of Education22 Westminster StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903-3414TEL: (401) 277-2650FAX: (401) 277-2734

SOUTH CAROLINA

Mr. Jess TorresState DirectorMigrant Education ProgramState Department of EducationRutledge Building, Room 5121429 Senate StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201TEL: (803) 734-8111FAX: (803) 734-4605

SOUTH DAKOTA

Ms. Janet RickettsState CoordinatorMigrant EducationDivision of Education700 Governor's DrivePierre, South Dakota 57501-2293TEL: (605) 773-4437FAX: (605) 773-3782

TENNESSEE

Ms. Kathi RoweCoordinatorMigrant EducationState Department of EducationGateway Plaza, 8th Floor710 James Robinson ParkwayNashville, Tennessee 37243-0379TEL: (615) 532-6302FAX: (615) 532-8536

TEXAS

Mr. Frank ContrerasDirectorDivision of Migrant EducationTexas Education Agency1701 North Congress AvenueAustin, Texas 78701-1494TEL: (512) 463-9067FAX: (512) 463-9759

UTAH

Mr. Jerry OrtegaMigrant Education ProgramState Office of Education250 East 500 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah 84111TEL: (801) 538-7720FAX: (801) 538-7991

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VERMONT

Mr. Gerard RobinsonState DirectorMigrant Education Program500 Dorset StreetSouth Burlington, Vermont 05403TEL: (802) 658-6342FAX: (802) 658-1393

VIRGINIA

Ms. Denise PerrittEducation SpecialistTitle I and Migrant EducationVirginia Department of EducationP.O. Box 2120Richmond, Virginia 23216-2120TEL: (804) 371-7579FAX: (804) 371-7347

WASHINGTON

Mr. Raul de la RosaDirector .

Instructional Support ServicesOffice of the Superintendent of PublicInstructionOld Capitol BuildingP.O. Box 47200Olympia, Washington 98504-7200TEL: (360) 753-1137FAX: (360) 664-2605

WEST VIRGINIA

Ms. Carolyn MeadowsDirectorMigrant Education ProgramState Department of Education1900 Kanawha Boulevard EastBuilding 6, Room B330Charleston, West Virginia 25305TEL: (304) 558-7805FAX: (304) 558-0459

WISCONSIN

Dr. Myrna ToneySpecial Needs SectionState Department of Public Instruction125 South Webster StreetP.O. Box 7841Madison, Wisconsin 53707TEL: (608) 226-2690FAX: (608) 267-0364

WYOMING

Ms. Sharon TigheTitle I Consultant for Special ProgramsState Department of EducationHathaway BuildingCheyenne, Wyoming 82002TEL: (307) 777-3656FAX: (307) 777-5421

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MIGRATORY AND SEASONAL FARMWORKERS WITH DISABILITIESPROJECTS

COLORADO

Mr. Samuel MedinaPrincipal InvestigatorColorado Division of Vocational Rehab1575 Sherman Street, 4th FloorDenver, CO 80203-1714TEL: (719) 544-1406

FLORIDA

Mr. Mark RavenscraftPrincipal InvestigatorDivision of Vocational Rehabilitation2002 Old St. Augustine Road, Bldg. A212Tallahassee, FL 32399-0696TEL: (904) 488-5363

MINNESOTA

Mr. Jim HousePrincipal InvestigatorGoodwill Industries/Easter Seal2543 Como AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55108TEL: (612) 6464-8206

NEW MEXICO

Ms. Veronica De Leon-DowdPrincipal InvestigatorState Department of EducationDivision of Vocational Rehabilitation435 D. St. Michaels DriveSanta Fe, NM 87505TEL: (505) 827-3739

TEXAS

Mr. Charles BurtisPrincipal InvestigatorTexas Commission for the Blind4800 N. Lamar Blvd.P.O. Box 12866Austin, TX 78711TEL: (512) 459-1406

Mr. Delvin SparksPrincipal InvestigatorTexas Rehabilitation Commission4900 N. LamarAustin, TX 78751TEL: (512) 483-4141

UTAH

Mr. Kevin DuffyPrincipal InvestigatorUtah State Office of Rehabilitation250 East 500 SouthSalt Lake City, UT 84111TEL: (801) 522-5165

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OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS

CERTIFICATION, WORKER PROTECTION BRANCHU.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

BOOKS

EPA WORKER PROTECTION STANDARD: Materials Developed By EPA. States and OtherOrganizations (21 page resource listing of worker protection materials)Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Pesticide Programs (7506C)401 "M" Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20460

Training Handbook Provides useful WPS background and recommendations for effectivetraining on how to cover the 11 worker training concept.Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW55

A Guide to Heat Stress in Agriculture - This manual applies recognized heat stress principlesto the particular conditions of agriculture.Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW77

Protect Yourself from Pesticides Flip Chart - (Bilingual/companion to worker handbook)Sources: Publications, Gainesville, Florida

Pub. #SM-48Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, WisconsinPub. # FC100/Professional trainers#FC198/Growers

The Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticides How to Compile WhatEmployers Need To Know (141 pages)Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW40

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Protect Yourself from Pesticides Guide for Agricultural WorkersProtejase de los Pesticides Guida para los Trabajadores Agricolas(43 page bilingual handbook) This handbook is available in Korean, Philippian, Chinese,Vietnamese and Laotian.Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW20

Pesticide Safety Handler HandbookSource: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW30

Pesticide Safety Handler HandbookGuia para los que Manejan PesticidasSource: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #HW35National Center for Environmental Publications

and Information (NCEPI), Cincinnati, OhioTEL: (513) 891-6561EPA 735-B-94-001

Steps To Protect Yourself From Pesticides. 23 page pocket-sized bilingual booklet availablein Spanish EPA 735-F-95-002, Haitian Creole EPA 735-F-95-003, Vietnamese EPA735-F-95-004, Cambodian EPA 735-F-95-005, Laotian EPA 735-F-95-006Source: NCEPI

TEL: (513) 891-6561

LEAFLETS

"Protect Yourself from Pesticides/Protejase De Los Pesticidas"(Black/White handout for workers)Source: NCEPI

Cincinnati, Ohio

"Protect Yourself from Pesticides"A color bilingual worker safety poster in English and Spanish.Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #P928, 23x35/folded

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"If You See This Sign KEEP OUT/Se usted ye sete letrero NO ENTRE!"(Companion pamphlet to the 17 x 22 promotional poster)Source: National Center for Environmental Publications and Information (NCEPI)

TEL: (513) 891-6561

POSTERS

"Quick Reference Guide to the 1992 Worker Protection Standard (WPS)"(17 x 22 poster)Source: Gemplers, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin

Pub. #P977

"If You See This Sign KEEP OUT/Se usted ye sete letrero NO ENTRE!"(17 x 22 promotional poster for the Worker Protection Standard Field Warning Sign)Source: NCEPI

TEL: (513) 891-6561

"Controlling Heat Stress Made Simple"(A color bilingual poster in English on one side and Spanish on the other side)Source: Certification, Worker Protection Branch

Pub. #EPA 750-H-93-001(703) 305-7666

VIDEOS

"Pesticide Handlers and the WPS"(Video for pesticide handlers)Source: Michigan State University

TEL: (517) 355-0117

"Siguiedo El Sol/Chasing the Sun"(Bilingual Worker video)Source: National Migrant Resource Program, Inc.

TEL: (512) 328-7682

"Playing Field"(Children's video on pesticide safety)Source: National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc.

TEL: (512) 328-7682

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COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT

LIST OF GRANTEES SERVING MIGRANTS

Grantee: Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs*1611 N. Kent Street, Suite 910Arlington, Virginia 22209

Project: The project proposes to implement a radio social marketing project to increaseSpanish-speaking low-income individuals in Pennsylvania access nutritioninformation and related nutrition and health services.

Grantee: Green Thumb, Inc. *

Address: 2000 N. 14th Street, Suite 800Arlington, Virginia 22201

Project: Green Thumb's Food for Health Program will enable low income residents innine primarily rural counties in South Dakota to better access nutrition, health,and other related social services.

Grantee: Metropolitan Health Department of Nashville and Davidson. *

Address: 311 23rd Avenue NorthNashville, Tennessee 37138

Project: This project will focus on nutrition education and outreach to target low incomeindividuals, minority groups, participants of national programs serving thebelow poverty families, and target enterprise areas of the community.Ultimately, the intent is to educate families to help them learn the importantbenefits of the 5-A-Day Program. By using resources that are already a part ofthe Nutrition Outreach Program including a Mobile Unit, this project has thepotential to reach over 65,000 residents of Metropolitan/Davidson County withthe 5-A-Day for Better Health message.

*Contact grantee for the information regarding the grant expiration date

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Grantee: San Bernardino Count Department of Public Health*

Address: 351 N. Mountain View, Room 104San Bernardino, California 92415-0010

Project: The goal of the "Community Network to Provide Food Assistance" project is toimprove the nutrition of low income San Bernardino County residents throughleadership in coordinating food assistance resources, facilitating quick and easyaccess to food and providing nutrition/health education. The Health Departmentwill work cooperatively with over 20 public and private agencies to accomplishthis goal. The toll-free "Hotline for Food" will facilitate food assistance byreferring a minimum of 3,000 individuals/families to providers of food andsocial services. The Food Assistance Resource Guide will be updated anddisseminated county-wide.

Grantee: Utah State University*

Address: Contracts and Grants OfficeLogan, Utah

Project: The "Passport to Good Health" program is based on the findings from a studyby Utahns Against Hunger and will address the following priorities:1.) To help participants understand the correlation between nutrition and goodhealth and learn how diet and food choices effects their physical and emotionalwell-being. Participants will work to achieve nutritional goals.2.) To educate and inform low-income families of resources in nutrition andhealth and help eligible individuals access food assistance programs.3.) To empower participants to take personal responsibility for their healthand nutrition by purchasing nutritious foods and providing a balanced diet fortheir families.


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Grantee: Vista Community Clinic*

Address: 981 Vale TerraceVista, California 92084

Project: The goal of this project is to increase the knowledge of healthy eating choices;the proper storage and preparation of foods; and nutrition related illnessesamong low-income Latinos and homeless migrant farmworkers in north SanDiego County, thus improving their health. A related goal is to increasecoordination and awareness of local, state, and federal food programs andnutrition education through social marketing strategies.


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COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANTS TOHISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

(PRIORITY 3.1)

Grantee: Mr. James B. GunnellSt. Paul's CollegeLawrenceville, VA 23868

Project: Assists seasonal farmworkers in their efforts to obtain the skills required toobtain a GED and secure employment in non-agricultural positions. Also, theproject seeks to increase the academic performance of the children of theparticipating seasonal farmworker through tutorial or enrichment programs.

Saint Paul's College makes it possible for seasonal farmworkers andtheir children to participate in reading, writing, academic, anddevelopment programs; career counseling; communication and test-taking skills workshops; creative development programs; and goal-setting and financial management workshops.

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MIGRANT HEAD START

ARIZONA

Mr. Domingo RodriguezDirectorChicamos por La Causa1242 E. Washington, Suite 101Phoenix, Arizona 85034TEL: (602) 265-7711FAX: (602) 265-6930

ARKANSAS

Ms. Phyliss FryDirectorCommunity Action Programfor Central Arkansas

P.O. Box 22271215 Sturgis RoadConway, Arkansas 72032TEL: (501) 329-0977FAX: (501) 329-9247

CALIFORNIA

Ms. Gabriella HillActing DirectorTarget Area Programs forChild Development, Inc.1326 H Street, Suite 11P.O. Box 3588Bakersfield, California 93301TEL: (805) 322-3334FAX: (805) 323-6840

LIST OF GRANTEES

Ms. Ellenor L. HodsonDirectorRiverside County Office of Education.Migrant Head Start Program3939 13th StreetP.O. Box 868Riverside, California 92502-0868TEL: (909) 788-6613FAX: (909) 788-6615

Center for Education and ManpowerResources410 Jones Street, Suite CP.O. Drawer FUkiah, California 95482TEL: (707) 468-0108FAX: (707) 468-0407

Ms. Denise MoralesDirectorEconomic Opportunity Commission ofSan Luis Obispo

Migrant Head Start Program1030 Southwood DriveSan Luis Obispo, California 93401TEL: (805) 544-4355FAX: (805) 549-8388

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CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED)

Ms. Margaret CrawfordDirectorKings Community Action OrganizationMigrant Head Start Program1222 W. Lacey Boulevard, Suite 201Hanford, California 93230TEL: (209) 582-4386

Mr. Hal De ArmondDirectorStanislaus County Department of EducationMigrant Head Start Program801 County Center, 111 CourtModesto, California 95355TEL: (209) 525-6609FAX: (209) 525-6858

Ms. Senaida GarciaDirectorTulare County Department of EducationMigrant Head Start Program700 Doe Avenue, Suite CVisalia, California 93291TEL: (209) 651-3022FAX: (209) 651-3802

COLORADO

Dr. Steven M. RoharDirectorOtero Junior CollegeChild Development ServicesMigrant Head Start Program18th and Colorado AvenueLa Junta, Colorado 81050TEL: (719) 384-1081FAX: (719) 384-1088

Ms. Tere Keller-AmayaDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramWeld County Division of HumanServices1551 N. 17th AvenueP.O. Box 1805Greely, Colorado 80632TEL: (970) 356-3975FAX: (970) 356-0600

IDAHO

Ms. Maria SalazarDirectorIdaho Migrant Council104 N. KimballP.O. Box 490Caldwell, Idaho 83606-0490TEL: (208) 454-1652FAX: (208) 459-0448

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ILLINOIS

Ms. Molly Joseph ParkerDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramIllinois Department of Childrenand Family Services

406 East Monroe StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62701-1498TEL: (217) 557-0691FAX: (217) 557-0692

MICHIGAN

Ms. Suzanne DupuisDirectorTelamon Corporation MIMigrant Head Start Program6250 W. Michigan Avenue, Suite CLansing, Michigan 48917TEL: (517) 323-7002FAX: (517) 323-9840

MINNESOTA/SOUTH DAKOTA

Ms. Joan PorrazDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramTri-Valley Opportunity Council Inc.102 North BroadwayP.O. Box 607Crookston, Minnesota 56716TEL: (218) 281-5832FAX: (218) 281-6676

NEBRASKA

Ms. Charlene MahnkeDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramPanhandle Community Services3350 North 10th StreetGering, Nebraska 69341TEL: (308) 635-3089FAX: (308) 635-0264

NEW MEXICO

Mr. Loui ReyesDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramHome Education Livelihood Program3423 Central Avenue, N.E.Albuquerque, New Mexico 87016TEL: (505) 523-2411FAX: (505) 523-6646

OREGON

Ms. Juanita SantanaExecutive DirectorOregon Child Development Coalition9140 S.W. Pioneer Court, Suite EP.O. Box 2780Wilsonville, Oregon 97070TEL: (503) 570-1110FAX: (503) 682-9426

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TENNESSEE

Ms. Patricia PobleteDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramTelamon Corporation9050 Executive Park Drive, Suite 220AKnoxville, Tennessee 37923-4615TEL: (423) 694-3285FAX: (423) 694-3293

TEXAS

Mr. Rafael GuerraDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramTexas Migrant Council5215 McPherson RoadLaredo, Texas 78044-2579TEL: (210) 722-5174FAX: (210) 726-1301

UTAH

Mr. Jose E. MartinezDirectorCentro de la Familia de UtahMigrant Head Start Program205 West 700 South, Suite 301Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

WASHINGTON

Sandy NelsonDirectorEnterprise for Progress in the Community2902 Castleval Road, Suite AP.O. Box 9279Yakima, Washington 98909-0279TEL: (509) 457-0580FAX: (509) 248-3950

Ms. Genoveva MoralesDirectorMigrant Head Start ProgramWashington State Migrant Council301 North 1st Street, Suite 1Sunnyside, Washington 98944TEL: (509) 837-8909FAX: (509) 837-8080

WISCONSIN

Fermin FloresActing DirectorUnited Migrant Opportunity ServicesMigrant Head Start Program219 Main StreetP.O. Box 916Wautoma, Wisconsin 54982

TEL: (801) 521-4473 TEL: (414) 787-7400FAX: (801) 521-6242 FAX: (414) 787-4916

VIRGINIA and EAST COAST

Ms. Geraldine O'BrienEast Coast Migrant Head Start Project4200 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 740Arlington, Virginia 22203TEL: (703) 243-7522FAX: (703) 243-1259

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MIGRANT HEALTH CENTERS

MIGRANT STREAM COORDINATORS

The Following positions are federally-funded by the Bureau of Primary Health Care, U.S.Department of Health and Human Services. Their purpose is to coordinate migrant resourcesin each of the three streams.

EASTERN MIGRANT STREAM COORDINATOR

Ms. Susan BrockNorth Carolina Primary Care Association, Inc.975 Walnut StreetSuite 355Cary, North Carolina 27511TEL: (919) 966-1768FAX: (919) 469-1263

MIDWESTERN MIGRANT STREAM COORDINATOR

Mr. Albert RuizNational Migrant Resource Program1515 Capital of Texas Highway SouthSuite 220Austin, Texas 78746TEL: (512) 328-7682FAX: (512) 328-8559

WESTERN MIGRANT STREAM COORDINATOR

Ms. Marcia M. MillerNorthwest Regional Primary Care Association4154 California Avenue, S.W.Seattle, Washington 98116TEL: (206) 932-2133FAX: (206) 932-6441

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MIGRANT HEALTH CENTERS FUNDED BYSECTION 329 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT

(* DESIGNATES EXCLUSIVE MIGRANT HEALTH CENTERS)

ARIZONA

Mr. Al GuyenbergerAdministratorWest Pinal Family Health Center, Inc.223 West Cottonwood LaneP.O. Box 10097Casa Grande, Arizona 85230TEL: (602) 836-3446

Mr. Blaine BandiExecutive DirectorClinica Adelante, Inc.(Tidwell Family Care Center)16560 North Dystart RoadSurprise, Arizona 85374TEL: (602) 546-2294

Dr. Marie RosalesExecutive DirectorValley Health Center115 North Somerton AvenueP.O. Box 538Somerton, Arizona 85350TEL: (602) 627-2051

CALIFORNIA

Mr. Louis LermaExecutive DirectorClinicas de Salud del Pueblo, Inc.1166 K StreetP.O. Box 1279Brawley, California 92227TEL: (619) 344-6471

Mr. Wagih H. MichaelExecutive DirectorButtonwillow Health Center, Inc.277 East Front StreetP.O. Box 917Buttonwillow, California 93206TEL: (805) 764-6318

Mr. Roberto S. JuarezExecutive DirectorClinicas Del Camino Real, Inc.(Saticoy Family Health Care Center)P.O. Box 2814Camarillo, California 93011TEL: (805) 388-9987

Ms. Ventura P. HuertaExecutive DirectorSequoia Community HealthFoundation(Ventura P. Huerta Health Center)2790 South Elm AvenueFresno, California 93706TEL: (209) 233-5747

Mr. Stephen W. SchillingExecutive DirectorClinica Sierra Vista8787 Hall RoadP.O. Box 457Lamont, California 93241TEL: (805) 845-3731

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Ms. Mary N. MurphyExecutive DirectorEl Concilio de Madera, Inc.(Madera Family Health Center/Women'sHealth Center)

201 South B StreetP.O. Box 2Madera, California 93639TEL: (209) 675-5600

Mr. Michael 0. SullivanExecutive DirectorMerced Family Health Centers, Inc.(Childs Avenue Clinic)727 West Childs AvenueP.O. Box 858Merced, California 95341TEL: (209) 383-1848

Mr. Ronald E. CastleExecutive DirectorNipomo Community MedicalCenter, Inc.150 Tejas PlaceP.O. Box 430Nipomo, California 93444TEL: (805) 929-3211

Mr. Adan JuarezExecutive DirectorDel Norte Clinics, Inc.4941 Olivehurst AvenueOlivehurst, California 95961TEL: (916) 743-6638

Mr. Arcadio ViverosChief Executive OfficerUnited Health Centers of theSan Joaquin Valley, Inc.(Parlier Family Health Center)650 Zediker AvenueP.O. Box 190Parlier, California 93648TEL: (209) 646-3561

Dr. Maximillano CuevasAdministrator and Medical DirectorClinica De Salud Del ValleDe Salinas(Clinica Popular)950 Circle DriveSalinas, California 93905TEL: (408) 757-6237

Mr. Jack JohnsExecutive DirectorNorth County Health Project, Inc.(North County Health Services)348 Rancheros DriveSan Marcos, California 92069TEL: (619) 471-2100

Mr. Michael H. KirkpatrickAdministratorAgricultural Workers' Health Centers(San Joaquin Valley Health Center)230 North California StreetP.O. Box 779Stockton, California 95201TEL: (209) 948-5410

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COLORADO

Ms. Maraguerite SalazarExecutive DirectorValley-Wide Health Services, Inc.Administrative Address:204 Carson AvenueAlamosa, Colorado 81101TEL: (719) 589-5161

Mr. Donald HortonExecutive Director*Colorado Migrant Health Program(Colorado Department of Health)Administrative Address:4300 Cherry Creek Drive SouthDenver, Colorado 80222-1530TEL: (303) 692-2430

Mr. Stanley J. BrasherExecutive DirectorPlan de Salud del Valle, Inc.(Salud Family Health Center)1115 Second StreetFort Lupton, Colorado 80621TEL: (303) 892-0004

Dr. Keith RangelMedical DirectorActing Executive DirectorSunrise Community Health Center, Inc.(Sunrise Health Center)1028 Fifth AvenueP.O. Box 1870Greeley, Colorado 80631TEL: (303) 356-6014

DELAWARE

Ms. Debra SingletaryExecutive Director*Delmarva Rural Ministries26 Wyoming AvenueDover, Delaware 19901TEL: (302) 678-2000

FLORIDA

Mr. Gilbert WalterExecutive DirectorCommunity Health Centers, Inc.P.O. Box 1249Apopka, Florida 32704TEL: (407) 889-8427

Mr. Gaye WilliamsChief Executive OfficerFlorida Rural Health Services, Inc.One West Main StreetAvon Park, Florida 33825TEL: (813) 452-1870

Mr. Ronald A. MelanconExecutive DirectorHealth Resource Alliance ofPasco, Inc.13527 17th StreetDade City, Florida 33525TEL: (904) 567-0111

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FLORIDA (CONTINUED)

Ms. Lalai S. HamricChief Executive OfficerFamily Health Centers of SouthwestFlorida, Inc.1620 Medical LaneSuite 211P.O. Box 1357Fort Myers, Florida 33902TEL: (813) 278-3600

Mr. Richard B. AkinChief Executive OfficerCollier Health Services, Inc.1454 West Madison AvenueImmokalee, Florida 33934TEL: (813) 658-3000

Mr. Brodes H. Hartley, Jr.Chief Executive OfficerCommunity Health of SouthDade, Inc.

(Doris Ison South Dade CommunityHealth Center)10300 Southwest 216th StreetMiami, Florida 33190TEL: (305) 252-4833

Ms. Sara G. VanceChief Executive OfficerRural Health Care, Inc.(Family Medical and Dental Centers)1302 River StreetP.O. Drawer 817Palatka, Florida 32178TEL: (904) 328-0108

Mr. Mickey PreshaExecutive DirectorManatee County Rural Health

Services, Inc.(Parrish Clinic and Samoset Health Center)Highway 301 and 71st Street EastP.O. Box 106Parrish, Florida 34219TEL: (813) 776-1232

Mr. Jimmy L. PinkstonExecutive DirectorGadsden Primary Care Center, Inc.Leffall DriveP.O. Box 387Quincy, Florida 32351TEL: (904) 875-9500

Mr. Bert ParmerExecutive DirectorRuskin Migrant and Community HealthCenter, Inc.(Ruskin Health Center)2814 14th Avenue, SEP.O. Box 1347Ruskin, Florida 33570TEL: (813) 645-4681

Ms. Jean M. MaleckiDirectorBoard of County CommunityCommissioners, Palm Beach County(Palm Beach County Public Health)826 Evernia StreetP.O. Box 29West Palm Beach, Florida 33402TEL: (407) 355-3119

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FLORIDA (CONTINUED)

Mr. Edwin W. BrownExecutive DirectorFlorida Community Health Centers 5601Corporate WaySuite 320West Palm Beach, Florida 33407-1810TEL: (407) 684-0600

GEORGIA

Ms. Brooke DixonDirector*Department of Human ResourcesMigrant Health ProgramSuite 1002 Peachtree Street, NW, 6th FloorAtlanta, Georgia 30303TEL: (404) 657-6620

IDAHO

Ms. Royalynn CaseExecutive DirectorValley Family Health Care, Inc.1441 Northeast 10th AvenuePayette, Idaho 83661TEL: (208) 642-9376

Mr. Eligio G. WhiteExecutive DirectorFamily Health Services Corporation(FHSC Twin Falls Clinic)284 MartinP.O. Box 731Twin Falls, Idaho 83303TEL: (208) 734-3312

ILLINOIS

Mr. James LaughlinExecutive Director*Illinois Migrant Council16th FloorSuite 160028 East Jackson BoulevardChicago, Illinois 60604TEL: (312) 663-1522

Mr. George M. O'NeillExecutive DirectorShawnee Health Service andDevelopment Corporation(Murphysboro Health Center)Country Court WestCartersville, Illinois 62918-9523TEL: (618) 985-8221

INDIANA

Ms. Lynn ClothierExecutive DirectorIndiana Health Centers, Inc.440 North Meridian, StreetSuite 200Indianapolis, Indiana 46204TEL: (317) 632-1231

IOWA

Ms. Terry MeekExecutive Director*Proteus Migrant Health ProgramP.O. Box 10385175 Northwest 57th PlaceDes Moines, Iowa 50306TEL: (515) 244-5694

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KANSAS

Mr. Richard MorrisseyDeputy Director*Kansas Department of Health andEnvironmentLandon State Office Building, 6th FloorNinth and JacksonTopeka, Kansas 66612-1290TEL: (913) 296-1200

MICHIGAN

Ms. Velma HendershottExecutive DirectorMigrant and Rural CommunityHealth Association (MARCHA)(Bangor Community Health Center)308 Charles StreetP.O. Box 130Bangor, Michigan 49013TEL: (616) 427-7937

Mr. Robert HendershottExecutive DirectorPullman Health Systems(Pullman Health Center)5498 109th AvenuePullman, Michigan 49450TEL: (616) 236-5021

Mr. David R. GamezExecutive DirectorHealth Delivery, Inc.3605 DavenportSaginaw, Michigan 48602TEL: (517) 792-8751

Ms. Elaine BowerExecutive Director*Sparta Health Center475 South State StreetSparta, Michigan 49345TEL: (616) 887-8831

Mr. Dale ReimerExecutive Director*Northwest Michigan Health Services(Traverse City Clinic)Suite B10767 Traverse HighwayTraverse City, Michigan 49684TEL: (616) 947-1112

MINNESOTA

Ms. Joan A. AltenberndExecutive Director*Migrant Health ServiceOnsite Center810 Fourth Avenue, SouthMoorhead, Minnesota 56560TEL: (218) 236-6502

MISSOURI

Mr. Stephen RenfroExecutive DirectorNew Madrid County Group Practice409 Mott StreetP.O. Box 400New Madrid, Missouri 63869TEL: (314) 748-2592

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MONTANA

Ms. Maria StephensExecutive Director*Montana Migrant Council(Migrant Health Project)1148 First Avenue, NorthBillings, Montana 59101TEL: (406) 248-3149

NEBRASKA

Ms. Mary MunterDirector*Nebraska State Department of Health301 Centennial Mall SouthP.O. Box 95007Lincoln, Nebraska 68509TEL: (402) 471-2771

NEW JERSEY

Ms. Carol MartinExecutive DirectorBridgeton Area Health Services105 Manheim AvenueP.O. Box 597Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302TEL: (609) 451-4700

Ms. Linda FlakeExecutive DirectorSa-Lantic Health Services, Inc.879 12th StreetHammonton, New Jersey 08037TEL: (609) 567-0200

NEW MEXICO

Ms. Harriet BrandstetterExecutive DirectorLa Clinica de Familia, Inc.205 West BoutzBuilding 6Suite CLas Cruces, New Mexico 88005TEL: (505) 526-1105

NEW YORK

Ms. Nancy J. BrackenExecutive DirectorOak Orchard Community HealthCenter300 West AvenueBrockport, New York 14420TEL: (716) 637-5319

Ms. Anne Kauffman NolonExecutive DirectorPeekskill Area Health Center372 Main StreetBeacon, New York 12508TEL: (914) 831-0358

NORTH CAROLINA

Ms. Elinor C. EzzellAdministratorGoshen Medical Center, Inc.Southwest Center StreetP.O. Box 187Faison, North Carolina 28341TEL: (919) 267-0421

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Mr. J. Michael BakerAdministratorTri-County Community Health Council(Tri-County Community Health Center)P.O. Box 227Newton Grove, North Carolina 28366TEL: (919) 567-6194

Mr. George FlemingExecutive Director*The Migrant Health ProgramDivision of Adult HealthNorth Carolina Department ofEnvironment, Health and NaturalResources

P.O. Box 27687Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687TEL: (919) 715-3119

OHIO

Ms. D. Jeanne SeebergerPresidentCommunity and Rural Health, Inc.(Community Health Services)410 Birchard AvenueP.O. Box 847Fremont, Ohio 43420TEL: (419) 334-8943

Mr. James A. MontgomeryExecutive DirectorFHS Medical Center5735 Meeker RoadP.O. Box 747Greenville, Ohio 45331TEL: (513) 548-9680

OREGON

Ms. Mildred LaneExecutive Director*Virginia Garcia MemorialHealth Center

85 North 12th StreetP.O. Box 567Cornelius, Oregon 97113TEL: (503) 359-5564

Mr. Colin WoodExecutive DirectorLa Clinica del Carino FamilyHealth Care Center849 Pacific AvenueP.O. Box 800Hood River, Oregon 97031TEL: (503) 386-6380

Ms. Polly WilliamsExecutive DirectorLa Clinica del Valle95 Houston RoadPhoenix, Oregon 97535TEL: (503) 535-6239

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OREGON (CONTINUED)

Mr. Jose Alberto NunezExecutive DirectorSalud Medical Center, Inc.347 North Front StreetP.O. Box 66Woodburn, Oregon 97071TEL: (503) 982-1622

PENNSYLVANIA

Mr. James A. JonesDirector*Rural Opportunities, Inc.(Pennsylvania Rural Opportunities)State Operations Office2331 Market StreetCamp Hill, Pennsylvania 17011TEL: (717) 731-8120

VacantDirectorYork Health Corporation132 South George StreetYork, Pennsylvania 17401TEL: (717) 845-8617

PUERTO RICO

Mr. Domingo MonroigProject DirectorCastaner General HospitalRoad 135 Km. 64.2P.O. Box 1003Castaner, Puerto Rico 00631TEL: (809) 829-5010

Ms. Isolina MirandaExecutive Director* Corporation de Servicios deSalud a Migrantes Agricolas(Migrant Health Clinic)P.O. Box 1298Cidra, Puerto Rico 00739TEL: (809) 739-8182

Mr. Javier Raul VillalobosExecutive DirectorConcilio de Salud Integral deLoiza, Inc. (CSILO)Road 188, Interstate 187P.O. Box 509Loiza, Puerto Rico 00672TEL: (809) 876-2042

Mr. Reynaldo Serrano Caraballo,Executive Director*Migrant Health Program WesternRegion, Inc.P.O. Box 7128Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 00708-7128TEL: (809) 833-1868

Ms. Mildred Morel-OrtizExecutive DirectorPatillas Primary Health ServiceCenter, Inc.(Patillas Family Health Center)P.O. Box 697Patillas, Puerto Rico 00723TEL: (809) 839-4260

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Mr. Monserrate SalichsProject DirectorConsejo de Salud de la Comunidadde la Playa de Ponce, Inc.(Centro de Diagnosto y Tratamientode la Playa de Ponce)Avenida Hostos 216Apartado 254 PlayaPonce, Puerto Rico 00731TEL: (809) 843-9393

SOUTH CAROLINA

Mr. Leon L. BurtonExecutive DirectorFranklin C. Fetter Family HealthCenter (Fetter)51 Nassau StreetCharleston, South Carolina 29403TEL: (803) 722-4112

Mr. Pedro HernandezDirector*South Carolina Migrant HealthProjectSouth Carolina Department of Healthand Environmental Control

2600 Bull StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201TEL: (803) 737-3995

Mr. Roland J. GardnerExecutive DirectorBeaufort-Jasper ComprehensiveHealth Services, Inc.(Ruth P. Field Service Center/ChelseaClinic)Highway 170P.O. Box 357Ridge land, South Carolina 29936TEL: (803) 726-7100

Mr. Donald G. BooneExecutive Vice PresidentMEGALS Rural HealthAssociation, Inc.

2nd Floor117 Railroad StreetP.O. Box 219Trenton, South Carolina 29847TEL: (803) 275-3218

TENNESSEE

Mr. Bill MoatsAdministratorBenton Medical CommunityCorporation (Benton Family HealthCare Center)

Highway 411, SouthP.O. Box 308Benton, Tennessee 37307TEL: (615) 338-2831

Mr. Larry StaniferAdministratorRural Community Health Services, Inc.(Parrotsville Community Clinic101 Mockingbird LaneParrotsville, Tennessee 37843TEL: (615) 625-1377

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Ms. Paula S. GomezExecutive DirectorBrownsville Community Health Center2137 East 22nd StreetBrownsville, Texas 78520TEL: (512) 548-7400

Mr. Alfredo ZamoraExecutive DirectorSouth Texas Rural Health Services105 South StewartP.O. Box 600Cotulla, Texas 78014TEL: (210) 879-3047

Ms. Ventura GonzalesChief ExecutiveVida y Salud-Health Systems, Inc.(Centro de Salud)308 South Third AvenueCrystal City, Texas 78839TEL: (512) 374-2301

Mr. Jerry BushExecutive DirectorCross Timbers Health Clinics1100 West Reynosa, Drawer 30De Leon, Texas 76444TEL: (817) 893-5895

Mr. George KypurosAdministratorUnited Medical Centers370 South AdamsP.O. Box 921Eagle Pass, Texas 78852TEL: (512) 773-6981

Mr. Francisco G. GonzalezExecutive DirectorSu Clinica Familiar4501 South Expressway 83Harlington, Texas 78550TEL: (512) 428-4345

Mr. Miguel TrevinoDirectorLaredo-Webb County Migrant/UHIProgram, Inc.

2600 Cedar AvenueP.O. Box 2337Laredo, Texas 78044-2337TEL: (512) 723-2051

Ms. Ophelia MurilloExecutive DirectorSouth Plains Rural Health Services(Level land Primary Health Clinic)1806 South College AvenueP.O. Box 519Level land, Texas 79336TEL: (806) 894-7842

Mr. Jose SotoExecutive DirectorHidalgo County Health CareCorporation

(Pharr Family Health Center/NuestraClinica del Valle)

Room 2171203 East FergusonP.O. Drawer QPharr, Texas 78577TEL: (210) 787-8915

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Mr. Melvin PradoActing Executive DirectorSouth Plains Health ProviderOrganization, Inc.

(South Plains Health Provider)2801 West Eighth StreetPlainview, Texas 79072TEL: (806) 293-8561

Mr. Francisco ZarateExecutive DirectorCommunity Action Council of SouthTexas111 Pete Diaz, Jr.P.O. Drawer 98Rio Grande City, Texas 78582TEL: (210) 487-2585

Ms. Carole S. ChamberlainExecutive DirectorBarrio Comprehensive Family HealthCare Center, Inc.,

(Barrio Clinic)1102 BarclaySan Antonio, Texas 78207TEL: (210) 434-0513

WASHINGTON

Mr. Ward AndersonExecutive Director*Okanogan Farmworkers Clinic716 South First StreetP.O. Box 1340Okanogan, Washington 98840TEL: (509) 422-5700

Mr. Guillermo CastanedaExecutive DirectorLa Clinica South ColumbiaRural Health Center

515 West Court StreetP.O. Box 1323Pasco, Washington 99301TEL: (509) 547-2204

Mr. Juan Carlos OlivaresExecutive DirectorYakima Valley Farm Workers ClinicP.O. Box 190Toppenish, Washington 98948TEL: (509) 865-5898

Mr. Benjamin H. FloresExecutive DirectorColumbia Valley Community HealthServices

630 North Chelan, Suite A-7Wenatchee, Washington 98801TEL: (509) 664-4575

WISCONSIN

Mr. Edgar R. PflugExecutive Director*Family Health/La Clinica(La Clinica de los Campesinos, Inc.)Hospital RoadP.O. Box 191Wild Rose, Wisconsin 54984TEL: (414) 622-4206

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WEST VIRGINIA

Ms. Susan B. WalterExecutive DirectorIntercounty Health, Inc.(Shenandoah Community HealthCenter)

Route 45, EastMoler Avenue ExtendedP.O. Box 3236Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401TEL: (304) 263-4956

WYOMING

Mr. Clark BurdenExecutive Director*Goshen-Platte County Health Project125 North Wyoming StreetP.O. Box 126Guernsey, Wyoming 82214TEL: (307) 836-2751

Mr. E.J. StolnsExecutive Director*Northwest Community Action Programsof Wyoming, Inc., (NOWCAP)1922 RobertsonP.O. Box 158Worland, Wyoming 82401TEL: (307) 347-6185

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MIGRANT HEALTH CENTERS FUNDED BY SECTION 330(g)OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT

*Programs willing to see Farmworkers but with no specific migrant funding to do so.

Health Centers provide services at several delivery sites. Users of this directory should callprograms listed in their States to determine whether the health center has a service deliverysite located in their area.

ALABAMA

*Mr. Wayne RoweDirectorEtowah Quality of Life1117 Tuscaloosa AvenueP.O. Box 97Gadsden, Alabama 35902(205) 546-4606

ARIZONA

Mr. Al GuyenbergerAdministratorWest Pinal Family Health Center, Inc.223 West Cottonwood LanePost Office Box 10097Casa Grande, Arizona 85230(602) 836-3446

Ms. Linda GoreyExecutive DirectorClinica Adelante, Inc.(Tillwell Family Care Center)16560 North Dystart roadSurprise, Arizona 85374(602) 546-2294

Dr. Marie RosalesExecutive DirectorValley Health Center115 North Somerton AvenueP.O. Box 538Somerton, Arizona 85350(520) 627-2051

CALIFORNIA

Mr. Louis LermaExecutive DirectorClinicas de Salud del Pueblo, Inc.1166 K StreetP.O. Box 1279Brawley, California 92227(619) 344-6471

Mr. Wagih H. MichaelExecutive DirectorButtonwillow Health Center, Inc.277 East Front StreetP.O. Box 917Buttonwillow, California 93206(805) 764-6318

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Mr. Roberto S. JuarezExecutive DirectorClinicas del Camino Real, Inc.(Saticoy Family Health Care Center)P.O. Box 2814Camarillo, California 93011(805) 388-9987

Ms. Laurie PrimaveraActing Executive DirectorSequoia Community Health Foundation(Ventura P. Huerta Health Center)2790 South Elm AvenueFresno, California 93706(209) 233-5747

Mr. Stephen W. SchillingExecutive DirectorClinica Sierra Vista8787 Hall RoadP.O. Box 457Lamont, California 93241(805) 845-3731

Ms. Mary N. Murphy,Executive DirectorEl Concilio de Madera, Inc.(Madera Family Health Center201 South B StreetP.O. Box 299Madera, California 93639(209) 675-5600

Mr. Michael 0. SullivanExecutive DirectorGolden Valley Health Center, Inc.737 West Childs AvenueMerced, California 95340(209) 383-1848

Mr. Ronald E. CastleExecutive DirectorNipomo Community Medical Center, Inc.150 Tejas PlaceP.O. Box 430Nipomo, California 93444(805) 929-3211

Mr. William DenneyExecutive DirectorDel Norte Clinics, Inc.4941 Oliverhurst AvenueOliverhurst, California 95961(916) 743-6638

VACANTChief Executive OfficerUnited Health Centers of the San JoaquinValley, Inc.(Parlier Family Health Center)650 Zediker AvenueP.O. Box 790Parlier, California 93648(209) 646-3561

Dr. Maximiliano CuevasAdministrator and Medical DirectorClinica de Salud del Valle de Salinas950 Circle DriveSalinas, California 93905(408) 757-6237

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Mr. Jack JohnsExecutive DirectorNorth County Health Project, Inc.(NorthCounty Health Services)150 Valpreda RoadSan Marcos, California 92069(619) 736-6700

Mr. Michael H. KirkpatrickAdministratorAgricultural Worker's Health CentersChannel Medical Center701 E. Channel St.P.O. Box 779Stockton, California 95202(209) 944-4760

COLORADO

Ms. Marguerite SalazarExecutive DirectorValley-wide Health Services, Inc.Administrative Address204 Carson AvenueAlamosa, Colorado 81101(719) 589-5161

Mr. Donald HortonExecutive DirectorColorado Migrant Health Program(Colorado Department of Health)Administrative Address4300 Cherry Creek Drive SouthDenver, Colorado 80222-1530.(303) 692-2430

Mr. Stanley J. BrasherExecutive DirectorPlan de Salud del Valle, Inc.(Salud Family Health Center)1115 Second StreetFort Lupton, Colorado 80621(303) 892-0004

Dr. Keith RangelMedical DirectorActing Executive DirectorSunrise Community Health Center, Inc.1028 Fifth AvenueP.O. Box 1870Greeley, Colorado 80631(303) 356-6014

DELAWARE

Ms. Debra SingletaryExecutive DirectorDelmarva Rural Ministries26 Wyoming AvenueDover, Delaware 19901(302) 678-2000

FLORIDA

Mr. Mark WilliamsExecutive DirectorCommunity Health Centers, Inc.P.O. Box 1249Apopka, Florida 32704(407) 889-8427

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Mr. Gaye WilliamsChief Executive OfficerFlorida Rural Health Services, Inc.One West Main StreetAvon Park, Florida 33825(813) 452-1870

Mr. Ronald A. MelanconExecutive DirectorHealth Resource Alliance of Pasco13527 17th StreetDade City, Florida 33525(904) 567-0111

Ms. Lalai S. HamricChief Executive OfficerFamily Health Centers of SouthwestFlorida, Inc.1620 Medical Lane, Suite 211P.O. Box 1357Fort Myers, Florida 33902(813) 278-3600

Mr. Richard B. AkinChief Executive OfficerCollier Health Services, Inc.1454 West Madison AvenueImmokalee, Florida 33934(813) 658-3000

Mr. Brodes H. Hartley, Jr.Chief Executive OfficerCommunity Health of South Dade, Inc.(Doris Ison South Dade Community H.C.10300 Southwest 216th StreetMiami, Florida 33190(305) 252-4833

Ms. Sara G. VanceChief Executive OfficerRural Health Care, Inc.(Family Medical and Dental Centers)1302 River StreetP.O. Drawer 817Palatka, Florida 32178(904) 328-0108

Mr. Mickey PreshaExecutive DirectorManatee County Rural Health ServicesParrish Clinic & Samoset Health Ctr.Highway 301 and 71st Street EastP.O. Box 106Parrish, Florida 34219(813) 776-1232

Mr. Jimmy L. PinkstonExecutive DirectorGadsden Primary Care Center, IncLefall DriveP.O. Box 387Quincy, Florida 32351(904) 875-9500

Mr. Bert ParmerExecutive DirectorRuskin Migrant and Community HealthCenter Inc.(Ruskin Health Center)2814 14th Avenue, S.E.P.O. Box 1347Ruskin, Florida 33570(813) 645-4681

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Ms. Jean M. MaleckiDirectorBoard of County CommunityCommissioners, Palm Beach County826 Evernia StreetP.O. Box 29West Palm Beach, Florida 33402(407) 355-3119

Mr. Edwin W. BrownExecutive DirectorFlorida Community Health Center5601 Corporate Way, Suite 320West Palm Beach, Florida 33407-1810(407) 684-0600

GEORGIA

Karen Van RockelActing DirectorDepartment of Human ResourcesMigrant Health Program, Suite 1002 Peachtree Street, NW, 6th FloorAtlanta, Georgia 30303(404) 657-6620

IDAHO

Ms. Royalynn CaseExecutive DirectorValley Family Health Care, Inc.1441 Northeast 10th AvenuePayette, Idaho 83661(208) 642-9376

Mr. Lary LawsonExecutive Director Family Health ServicesCorporation(FHSC Twin Falls Clinic)1440 Filer Avenue EastP.O. Box 1905Twin Falls, Idaho 83301(208) 734-3312

ILLINOIS

Mr. James LaughlinExecutive DirectorCommunity Health Partnership of Illinois16th Floor, Suite 160028 East Jackson BoulevardChicago, Illinois 60604(312) 663-1522

Mr. George M. O'NeillExecutive DirectorShawnee Health Service and DevelopmentCorporation(Murphysboro Health Center)Country Court WestCartersville, Illinois 62918-9523(618) 985-8221

INDIANA

Ms. Lynn ClothierExecutive DirectorIndiana Health Centers, Inc.440 North Meridian Street, Suite 200Indianapolis, Indiana 46204(317) 632-1231

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IOWA

Ms. Terry MeekExecutive DirectorProteus Employment Opportunities, Inc.P.O. Box 10385175 Northwest 57th PlaceDes Moines, Iowa 50306(515) 244-5694

KANSAS

Mr. Richard MorriseyDeputy DirectorKansas Department of Health &Environment, Landon State OfficeBuilding, 6th FloorNinth and JacksonTopeka, Kansas 6612-1290(913) 296-1200

MAINE

Mr. Dan CrockerMigrant CoordinatorRural Health Centers of MaineLee Farm Mall475 Western AvenueAugusta, Maine 04330(207) 622-9252

MARYLAND

Ms. Joan RobbinsExecutive DirectorThree Lower Counties Community Services12137 Elm StreetP.O. Box 191Princess Anne, Maryland 21853(410) 651-1000

Mr. J. Wayne HowardExecutive DirectorCaroline Health Systems, Inc.609 Daffin LaneP.O. Box 660Denton, MD 21629(410) 479-2650

MICHIGAN

Ms. Velma HendershottExecutive DirectorMigrant and Rural Community HealthAssociation (MARCHA)(Bangor Community Health Center)308 Charles Street, P.O. Box 130Bangor, Michigan 49013(616) 427-7937

Mr. Robert HendershottExecutive DirectorPullman Health Systems(Pullman Health Center)5498 109th AvenuePullman, Michigan 49450(616) 236-5021

Mr. David R. GamezExecutive DirectorHealth Delivery, Inc.3605 DavenportSaginaw, Michigan 48602(517) 792-8751

Ms. Sara GouldExecutive DirectorSparta Health Center475 South State StreetSparta, Michigan 49345(616) 887-8831

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Mr. Dale ReimerExecutive DirectorNorthwest Michigan Health Services(Traverse City Clinic)10767 Traverse Highway, Suite BTraverse City, Michigan 49684

MINNESOTA

Ms. Joan A. AltenberndExecutive DirectorMigrant Health ServiceOnsite Center810 Fourth Avenue, SouthMoorhead, Minnesota 56560(218) 236-6502

MISSOURI

Mr. Gary AuldExecutive DirectorSouth East Missouri Health Network409 Mott StreetP.O. Box 400New Madrid, Missouri 63869(573) 748-2592

Ms. Vicky SmithExecutive DirectorCross Trails Medical Center937 Broadway, Ste. Suite 202Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701(573) 335-7846

MONTANA

Ms. Maria StephensExecutive DirectorMontana Migrant Council1148 First Avenue, NorthBillings, Montana 59101(406) 248-3149

NEBRASKA

Ms. Molvina CarterDirectorNebraska Department of Health301 Centennial Mall SouthP.O. Box 95007Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-5007(402) 471-2771

NEW JERSEY

Ms. Carol MartinExecutive DirectorBridgeton Area Health Services105Manheim AvenueP.O. Box 597Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302(609) 451-4700

Ms. Linda FlakeExecutive DirectorSa-Lantic Health Services, Inc.879 12th StreetHammonton, New Jersey 08037(609) 567-0200

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NEW MEXICO

Ms. Harriet BrandstetterExecutive DirectorLa Clinica de Familia, Inc.205 West BoutzBuilding 6, Suite CLas Cruces, New Mexico 88005(505) 526-1105

NEW YORK

Ms. Nancy J. BrackenExecutive DirectorOak Orchard Community Health Center300 West AvenueBrockport, New York 14420(716) 637-5319

Ms. Anne Kauffman No lonExecutive DirectorPeekskill Area Health Center372 Main StreetBeacon, New York 12508(914) 831-0358

Ms. Patricia RiosDirectorFinger Lakes Migrant Health ProjectRushville Health Center2 Rubin DriveRushville, New York 14544(716) 554-6617(800) 724-0862

NORTH CAROLINA

Ms. Elinor C. EzzellAdministratorGoshen Medical Center, Inc.Southwest Center StreetP.O. Box 187Faison, North Carolina 28341(919) 267-0421

Ms. Barbara GarrisonExecutive DirectorBlue Ridge Health CenterP.O. Box 5151Hendersonville, North Carolina 28793(704) 696-8264

Ms. Caroline WhiteheadNorth Carolina Office of Rural Health& Resource Development311 Ashe AvenueRaleigh, North Carolina 27606(919) 733-2040

Mr. J. Michael BakerAdministratorTri-County Community Health Council(Tri-County Community Health Center)P.O. Box 227Newton Grove, North Carolina 28366(910) 567-6194

*Ms. Suzanna YoungDirectorThe Migrant Health ProgramDivision of Health PromotionNorth Carolina Department ofEnvironment,Health and Natural ResourcesP.O. Box 29605Raleigh, North Carolina 27626-0605(919) 715-3119

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OHIO

Ms. D. Jeanne SeebergerPresidentCommunity and Rural Health Inc.(Community Health Services)410 Birchard AvenueP.O. Box 847Fremont, Ohio 43420(419) 334-8943

*Mr. James A. MontgomeryExecutive DirectorFHS Medical Center5735 Meeker RoadP.O. Box 747Greenville, Ohio 45331(513) 548-9680

OREGON

Ms. Mildred LaneExecutive DirectorVirginia Garcia Memorial Health Center85 North 12th StreetP.O. Box 567Cornelius, Oregon 97113(503).359 -5564

Mr. Colin WoodExecutive DirectorLa Clinica del Carino Family Health CareCenter849 Pacific AvenueP.O. Box 800Hood River, Oregon 97031(503) 386-6380

Ms. Polly WilliamsExecutive DirectorLa Clinica del Valle95 Houston RoadPhoenix, Oregon 97535(505) 535-6239

Mr. Jose Alberto NunezExecutive DirectorSalud Medical Center, Inc.347 North Front StreetP.O. Box 66Woodburn, Oregon 97071(503) 982-1622

PENNSYLVANIA

Ms. Joanne CochranExecutive DirectorKeystone Health Center1331 S. 7th StreetChambersburg, PA 17201-3852(717) 263-4313

PUERTO RICO

Mr. Domingo MonroigProject DirectorCastaner General HospitalRoad 135 Km. 64.2P.O. Box 1003Castaner, Puerto rico 00631(809) 829-5010

Ms. Isolina MirandaExecutive DirectorCorporacion de Servicios de Salud aMigrantes Agricolas(Migrant Health Clinic)P.O. Box 1298Cidra, Puerto Rico 00739(809) 739-8182

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Mr. Javier Raul Villa lobosExecutive DirectorConcilio de Salud Integral de Loiza, Inc.(CSILO)Road 188, Interstate 187P.O. Box 509Loiza, Puerto Rico 00672(809) 876-2042

Mr. Reynaldo Serrano CaraballoExecutive DirectorMigrant Health Program Western Region,Inc.P.O. Box 7128Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 00708-7128(809) 833-1868

Ms. Mildred Morel-OrtizExecutive DirectorPatillas Primary Health Service Center,Inc.(Patillas Family Health Center)P.O. Box 697Patillas, Puerto Rico 00723(809) 839-4260

Mr. Monserrate SalichsProject DirectorConsejo de Salud de la Comunidad de laPlaya de Ponce, Inc.(Centro de Diagnosto y Tratamiento de laPlaya de Ponce)Avenida Hostos 216Apartado 254 PlayaPonce, Puerto Rico 00731(809) 843-9393

SOUTH CAROLINA*Mr. Leon L. BurtonExecutive DirectorFranklin C. Fetter Family Health Center(Fetter)51 Nassau StreetCharleston, South Carolina 29403(803) 722-4112

Ms. Genova McFaddenDirectorSouth Carolina Migrant Health ProjectSouth Carolina Department of Health andEnvironmental Control2600 Bull StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29201(803) 734-58001-800-768-3627

*Mr. Roland J. GardnerExecutive DirectorBeaufort-Jasper Comprehensive HealthServices, Inc.(Ruth P. Field Service Center/ChelseaClinic)Highway 170P.O. Box 357Ridge land, South Carolina 29936(803) 726-7100

Mr. Donald G. BooneExecutive Vice PresidentMega ls Rural Health Associations, Inc.117 Railroad Street, 2nd FloorP.O. Box 219Trenton, South Carolina 29847(803) 275-3218

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TENNESSEE

*Mr. Bill MoatsAdministratorBenton Medical Community Corporation(Benton Family Health Care Center)Highway 411, SouthP.O. Box 308Benton, Tennessee 37307(615) 338-2831

*Mr. Larry StaniferAdministratorRural community Health Services, Inc.(Parrotsville Community Clinic)101 Monckingbird LaneParrotsville, Tennessee 37843(615) 625-1377

TEXAS

Ms. Paula S. GomezExecutive DirectorBrownsville Community Health Center2137 East 22nd StreetBrownsville, Texas 78520(210) 548-7400

Mr. Alfredo ZamoraExecutive DirectorSouth Texas Rural Health Services105 South StewartP.O. Box 600Cotulla, Texas 78014(210) 879-3047

Ms. Ventura GonzalesChief ExecutiveVida y Salud-Health Systems, Inc.(Centro de Salud)308 South Thrid AvenueCrystal City, Texas 78839(210) 374-2301

Ms. Karol J. WilhelmExecutive DirectorCross Timbers Health Clinics1100 West Reynosa, Drawer 30De Leon, Texas 76444(817) 893-5895

Mr. George KypurosAdministratorUnited Medical Centers610 S. MonroeP.O. Box 921Eagle Pass, Texas 78852(210) 773-6981

Dr. Elena MarinExecutive DirectorSu Clinica Familiar4501 South Expressway 83Harlington, Texas 78550(210) 428-4345

Mr. Miguel TrevinoDirectorGateway Community Health Center200 W. LyonP.O. Box 3397Laredo, Texas 78044-3397(210) 795-8100

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Ms. Ophelia MurilloExecutive DirectorSouth Plains Rural Health Services(Level land Primary Health Clinic)1212 john Dupree Dr.Levelland, Texas 79336(806) 894-7842

Mr. Ventura HuertaExecutive DirectorHidalgo County Health Care Corporation(Pharr Family Health Center/NuestraClinica del Valle)1203 East Ferguson, Room 217P.O. Drawer QPharr, Texas 78577(210) 787-8915

Mr. Robert S. CarsonExecutive DirectorSouth Plains Health Provider Organization,Inc.(South Plains Health Provider)2801 West Eighth StreetPlainview, Texas 79072(806) 293-8561

Mr. Francisco ZarateExecutive DirectorCommunity Action Council of South Texas111 Pete Diaz, Jr.P.O. Drawer 98Rio Grande City, Texas 78582(210) 487-2585

Ms. Carole S. ChamberlainExecutive DirectorBarrio Comprehensive Family Health CareCenter, Inc.(Barrio Clinic)1102 BarclaySan Antonio, Texas 78207(210) 434-0513

Ms. Rachel GonzalesExecutive DirectorUvalde County Clinic, Inc.2420 E. Main St.Uvalde, Texas 78801(210) 278-5604

UTAH

Ms. Susan ReadExecutive DirectorCommunity Health Centers, Inc.2300 West 1700 southSalt Lake City, Utah 84104-4240(801) 537-7219

VIRGINIA

Ms. Carolyn RienerthExecutive DirectorEastern Shore Rural Health SystemsEight North StreetOnancock, VA 23417(757) 787-7373

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WASHINGTON

Mr. Guillermo CastanedaExecutive DirectorLa Clinica South Columbia Rural HealthCenter515 West Court StreetP.O. Box 1323Pasco, Washington 99301(509) 547-2204

Mr. Juan Carlos OlivaresExecutive DirectorYakima Valley Farm Workers ClinicP.O. Box 190Toppenish, Washington 98948(509) 865-5898

Mr. Benjamin H. FloresExecutive DirectorColumbia Valley Community HealthServices630 North Chelan, suite A-7Wenatchee, Washington 98801(509) 664-4575

WISCONSIN

Ms. Michelle KrauskExecutive DirectorFamily Health/La clinica(La Clinica de los Campesinos, Inc.)Hospital RoadP.O. Box 191Wild Rose, Wisconsin 54984(414) 622-4206

WEST VIRGINIA

Ms. Susan B. WalterExecutive DirectorIntercounty Health, inc.(Shenandoah Community Health Center)Route 45, EastMoler Avenue ExtendedP.O. Box 3236Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401(304) 263-4956

WYOMING

Mr. Clark BurdenExecutive DirectorGoshen-Platte County Health Project125 North Wyoming StreetP.O. Box 126Guernsey, Wyoming 82214(307) 836-2751

Mr. E.J. StolnsExecutive DirectorNorthwest Community Action Programs ofWyoming, Inc. (NOWCAP)1922 RobertsonP.O. Box 158Worland, Wyoming 82401(307) 347-6185

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

REGIONAL AND DISTRICT OFFICES

DISTRICT OFFICESHEADQUARTERS

425 I Street, NW, Rm. 3214Washington, D.C. 20536TEL: (202) 514-4316

REGIONAL OFFICES

Eastern Regional OfficeU.S.I.N.S.70 Kimball AvenueSouth Burlington, Vermont 05403-6813

Northern Regional OfficeU.S.I.N.S850 S. StreetLincoln, NE 68501

Southern Regional OfficeU.S.I.N.SSkyline Center Building C7701 North Stemmons FreewayDallas, Texas 75247

Western Regional OfficeU.S.I.N.S24000 Avila RoadP.O. Box 30080Laguna Niguel, California 92677-8080

(Directory is arranged alphabetically by cityname)

620 East 10th AvenueSuite 102Anchorage, Alaska 99501-7681

4420 North Fairfax DriveRoom 210Arlington, Virginia 22203

Federal Annex Building77 Forsyth Street, S.W., Rm. G-85Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Equitable TowersFederal Building100 S. Charles StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201

John Fitzgerald KennedyFederal BuildingGovernment CenterBoston, Massachusetts 02203

130 Delaware AvenueBuffalo, New York 14202

10 West Jackson BoulevardChicago, Illinois 60604

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Anthony J. CelebreezeFederal Office Building1240 East 9th StreetRoom 1917Cleveland, Ohio 44199

Federal Building8101 North Stemmons FreewayDallas, Texas 75247

4730 Paris StreetAlbrook CenterDenver, Colorado 80239-2804

Federal Building333 Mt. Elliott StreetDetroit, Michigan 48207-4381

700 East San Antonio StreetP.O. Box 9398-79984El Paso, Texas 79925

Federal Building2800 Skyway DriveHelena, Montana 59601

P.O. Box 461595 Ala Moana BoulevardHonolulu, Hawaii 96813

509 North BeltMain FloorHouston, Texas 77060

9747 North Conant AvenueKansas City, Missouri 64153

300 North Los Angeles StreetLos Angeles, California 90012

7880 Biscayne BoulevardMiami, Florida 33138

Federal Building970 Broad StreetNewark, New Jersey 07102

Postal Services Building701 Loyola AvenueRoom T-8005New Orleans, Louisiana 70113

26 Federal PlazaNew York, New York 10278

3736 South 132nd StreetOmaha, Nebraska 68144

1600 Callowhill StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19130

Federal Building2035 North Central AvenuePhoenix, Arizona 85004

739 Warren AvenuePortland, Maine 04103

Federal Building511 NW BroadwayPortland, Oregon 97209

2901 Metro DriveSuite 100Bloomington, Minnesota 55428

U.S. Federal Building - San Antonio8940 Fourwinds DriveSan Antonio, Texas 78239-1900

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880 Front Street DISTRICT OFFICES IN FOREIGNSan Diego, California 92188

Appraisers Building630 Sansome StreetSan Francisco, California 94111

GPO Box 5068San Juan, Puerto Rico 00936

REGIONAL SERVICE CENTERS

Eastern Regional Service CenterI A LemnahSt. Albans, Vermont 05479-0001

Southern Regional Service CenterP.O. Box 152122 (For Mail), Dept AIrving, Texas 75015-2122

7701 North StemmonsDallas, Texas 75247-9998

850 S. StreetLincoln, Nebraska 68501

Western Regional Service CenterP.O. Box 30111Laguna Niguel, California 92677-8111

COUNTRIES

Bangkok, ThailandDistrict DirectorU.S. Immigration and NaturalizationServiceC/O American EmbassyBangkok, ThailandP.O. Box 12APO APSan Francisco, California 96546

Mexico City, MexicoDistrict DirectorU.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService

C/O American Embassy,Mexico CityRoom 118P.O. Box 3087Laredo, Texas 78044

INS, Rome, ItalyDistrict DirectorAmerican Embassy, Immigration andNaturalization ServicePSC 59, Box 100APO, A.E. 09624(Not for Mail)Via V. Veneto 119

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ALABAMA

Mr. Robert E. LunsfordExecutive DirectorAlabama Department of Economicand Community Affairs

401 Adams AvenueMontgomery, Alabama 36103-5690TEL: (334) 242-5100FAX: (334) 242-5099

Mr. E. C. Rentz, IIState CoordinatorAlabama Opportunity ProgramSuite D224 Church StreetHuntsville, Alabama 35801TEL: (205) 536-8218FAX: (205) 533-2039

ARIZONA

Mr. John ArnoldChief Executive DirectorPortable Practical EducationalPreparation, Inc.806 East 6th StreetTucson, Arizona 85713TEL: (520) 622-3553FAX: (520) 622-1480

Ms. Elise ArnoldExecutive DirectorPortable Practical Educational

Preparation, Inc.806 East 46th StreetTucson, Arizona 85713TEL: (602) 936-1466FAX: (602) 936-8516

Ms. Elise ArnoldExecutive DirectorPortable Practical Educational

Preparation, Inc.806 East 46th StreetTucson, Arizona 85713TEL: (602) 792-5708FAX: (602) 622-1480

ARKANSAS

Mr. Clevon YoungExecutive DirectorArkansas Human Development CorporationSuite 800300 South Spring Street300 Spring BuildingLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201-2424TEL: (501) 374-1103FAX: (501) 374-1413

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CALIFORNIA

Mr. Peter E. ParraExecutive DirectorEmployers Training ResourceCounty of Kern2001 28th StreetBakersfield, California 93301TEL: (805) 861-2495FAX: (805) 631-8723

Mr. Russell TershyExecutive DirectorCenter for Employment Training701 Vine StreetSan Jose, California 95110TEL: (408) 287-7924FAX: (408) 294-7849

Mr. William M. MaguyDirectorProteus, Inc.4612 West Mineral King AvenueP.O. Box 727Visalia, California 93279TEL: (209) 733-5423FAX: (209) 738-1137

Mr. Ernie FloresExecutive DirectorCentral Valley Opportunity Center, Inc.1748 Miles CourtP.O. Box 2307Merced, California 95348TEL: (209) 383-2415FAX: (209) 383-2859

COLORADO

Mr. Charles P. TafoyaExecutive DirectorRocky Mountain SER/Jobs for Progress.3555 Pecos StreetP.O. Box 11148Denver, Colorado 80211TEL: (303) 480-9394FAX: (303) 480-9214

CONNECTICUT

Mr. Heriberto FloresExecutive DirectorNew England Farmworkers' Council1628-1640 Main StreetSpringfield, Massachusetts 01103TEL: (413) 781-2145FAX: (413) 781-5928

Mr. Eugenio CaroNew England Farm Workers'Council191 Franklin AvenueHartford, Connecticut 06114TEL: (203) 296-3518FAX: (203) 296-3731

DELAWARE

Mr. Richard A. JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP.O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315TEL: (919) 851-7611FAX: (919) 851-1139

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Ms. Sharon SaldarriagaState DirectorTelamon Corporation504 North Dupont HighwayDover, Delaware 19901TEL: (302) 734-1903FAX: (302) 734-0382

FLORIDA

Mr. Frank T. BroganDepartment of EducationCommissioner of EducationThe Capitol, Plaza Level 08Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400TEL: (904) 487-1785FAX: (904) 413-0378

Mr. Carlos SaavedraDirectorFlorida Department of EducationAdult Migrant Program and ServicesSuite 1003801 Corporex Park DriveCorporex Plaza TwoTampa, Florida 33619

Telamon CorporationSuite 140, Building "D"2720 Sheraton DriveMacon, Georgia 31204TEL: (912) 750-7134FAX: (912) 750-7375

HAWAII

Ms. Gladys C. BaisaExecutive DirectorMaui Economic Opportunity, Inc.189 KaahumanuP.O. Box 2122Kahului, Hawaii 96732TEL: (808) 871-9591FAX: (808) 871-2426

IDAHO

Mr. Humberto FuentesExecutive DirectorIdaho Migrant Council104 North KimballP.O. Box 490Caldwell, Idaho 83606-0490

TEL: (813) 744-6303 TEL: (208) 454-1652FAX: (813) 744-6296 FAX: (208) 459-0448

GEORGIA

Mr. Richard A. JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP. O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315

ILLINOIS

Mr. Eloy SalazarExecutive DirectorIllinois Migrant Council16th Floor28 East Jackson BoulevardChicago, Illinois 60604

TEL: (919) 851-7611 TEL: (312) 663-1522FAX: (919) 851-1139 FAX: (312) 663-1994Mr. Herb WilliamsState Director

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INDIANA

Mr. Richard A. JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP. O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315TEL: (919) 851-7611FAX: (919) 851-1139

Mr. H. Pope BarfieldState Directord/b/a Transition Resources CorporationSuite 0-22511 East 46th StreetIndianapolis, Indiana 46205TEL: (317) 547-1924FAX: (317) 547-6594

IOWA

Ms. Terry MeekExecutive DirectorProteus, Inc.175 N.W. 57th PlaceDes Moines, Iowa 50313TEL: (515) 244-5694FAX: (515) 244-4166

KANSAS

Mr. Richard E. LopezExecutive DirectorSER Corporation of Kansas709 East 21stWichita, Kansas 67214TEL: (316) 264-5372FAX: (316) 264-0194

KENTUCKY

Mr. Ronald J. RamseyExecutive DirectorKentucky Farmworkers Programs, Inc.Suite 2101844 Lyda StreetP.O. Box 51146Bowling Green, Kentucky 42102-4446TEL: (502) 782-2330FAX: (502) 781-9820

LOUISIANA

Mr. Frank AcostaExecutive DirectorMotivation, Education and Training, Inc.307 North CollegeP.O. Box 1749Cleveland, Texas 77328-1749TEL: (713) 592-6483FAX: (713) 592-1690

Mr. Kevin BoydState DirectorMotivation, Education and Training, Inc.1055 Laurel StreetBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70802TEL: (504) 343-0301FAX: (504) 343-7977

MAINE

Mr. John DorrerSenior Vice PresidentTraining and Development Corporation18 School StreetBucksport, Maine 04416-1669TEL: (207) 469-6385FAX: (207) 469-6348

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MARYLAND


Ms. Karen WebsterDirectorTelamon Corporation237 Florida AvenueSalisbury, Maryland 21801TEL: (410) 546-4604FAX: (410) 546-0566

MASSACHUSETTS


MICHIGAN


Mr. Sam R. GarciaState DirectorTelamon CorporationSuite C6250 West Michigan AvenueLansing, Michigan 48917TEL: (517) 323-7002FAX: (517) 323-9840

MINNESOTA

Mr. Roberto ReynaExecutive DirectorMidwest Farmworker Employment

and Training, Inc.(Administrative Office)1311 2nd Street NorthSauk Rapids, Minnesota 56379TEL: (612) 253-7010FAX: (612) 255-1215

Mailing Address:

P. 0. Box 1231St. Cloud, Minnesota 56302-1231

MISSISSIPPI

Mr. Joseph H. WheatleyExecutive DirectorMississippi Delta Council for FarmWorkers Opportunities, Inc.1005 State StreetClarksdale, Mississippi 38614TEL: (601) 627-1121FAX: (601) 624-5087

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MISSOURI

Mr. Ken LueckenotteExecutive DirectorRural Missouri, Inc.1014 Northeast DriveJefferson City, Missouri 65109

NEVADA

Mr. Russell TershyExecutive DirectorCenter for Employment Training701 Vine StreetSan Jose, California 95110

TEL: (573) 635-0136 TEL: (408) 287-7924FAX: (573) 635-5636 FAX: (408) 294-7849

MONTANA

Ms. Sharon LiedermanExecutive DirectorRural Employment Opportunities, Inc.5th Floor25 South Ewing StreetP.O. Box 831Helena, Montana 59624-0831TEL: (406) 442-7850FAX: (406) 442-7855

NEBRASKA

Ms. Ella OchoaExecutive DirectorNebraska Association of Farmworkers

Multicultural Human Development Corp.416 East 4th StreetP.O. Box 1459NQrth Platte, Nebraska 69103-1459TEL: (308) 534-2630FAX: (308) 534-9451

Mr. Marcel Fernando SchaererDivision DirectorCenter for Employment Training520 Evans AvenueReno, Nevada 89512TEL: (702) 348-8668FAX: (702) 348-2034

NEW HAMPSHIRE


Ms. Peggy VieraArea DirectorFarmworkers' Council, Inc.44 Walnut StreetManchester, New Hampshire 03104TEL: (603) 622-8199FAX: (603) 622-8230

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NEW JERSEY

Mr. Stuart J. MitchellExecutive DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 401339 East AvenueRochester, New York 14604TEL: (716) 546-7180FAX: (716) 546-7337

Mr. Wayne CozartState DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.510 Landis AvenueVineland, New Jersey 08360TEL: (609) 696-1000FAX: (609) 696-4892

NEW MEXICO

Mr. Ernest E. OrtegaExecutive DirectorHome Education Livelihood Program, Inc.5101 Copper, N.E.Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108TEL: (505) 265-3717FAX: (505) 265-5412

NEW YORK

Mr. Stuart J. MitchellExecutive DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 401339 East AvenueRochester, New York 14604TEL: (716) 546-7180FAX: (716) 546-7337

Ms. Velma SmithState DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 401339 East AvenueRochester, New York 14604TEL: (716) 546-7180FAX: (716) 546-7337

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. Richard JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP.O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315TEL: (919) 851-7611FAX: (919) 851-1139

Mr. Thom MyersState DirectorTelamon Corporation4917 Waters Edge DriveRaleigh, North Carolina 27606TEL: (919) 851-6141FAX: (919) 851-2605

NORTH DAKOTA

Mr. Elfren Tovar-LeonDeputy DirectorMidwest Farmworker Employment

and Training, Inc.Suite 11323 South 23rd StreetFargo, North Dakota 58103TEL: (701) 293-5959FAX: (701) 293-0857

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OHIO

Mr. Stuart J. MitchellExecutive DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 401339 East AvenueRochester, New York 14604

PENNSYLVANIA

Mr. Stuart J. MitchellExecutive DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 401339 East AvenueRochester, New York 14604

TEL: (716) 546-7180 TEL: (716) 546-7180FAX: (716) 546-7337 FAX: (716) 546-7337

Ms. Michal UrrutiaState DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.320 West Gypsy Lane RoadBowling Green, Ohio 43402

Ms. B. Kay LaracuenteState DirectorRural Opportunities, Inc.Suite 2021300Market StreetLemoyne, Pennsylvania 17043

TEL: (419) 354-3552 TEL: (717) 731-8120FAX: (419) 354-0244 FAX: (717) 731-8196

OKLAHOMA

Mr. Jose Angel GomezExecutive DirectorOro Development Corporation5929 North May AvenueSuite 204Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112

PUERTO RICO

Mr. Cesar J. Almodovar-MarchanySecretaryCommonwealth of Puerto RicoDepartment of Labor and Human Resources505 Munoz Rivera Avenue, 21st FloorHato Rey, Puerto Rico 00918

TEL: (405) 840-7077 TEL: (FTS) 8-472-6620FAX: (405) 848-7871 FAX: (809) 754-9244

OREGON

Mr. Lazaro B. SanchezExecutive DirectorOregon Human Development Corporation, IISuite 1109620 S.W. Barbur BoulevardPortland, Oregon 97219TEL: (503) 245-2600FAX: (503) 245-9602

Mr. Radames La MenzaActing DirectorJTPA ProgramCommonwealth of Puerto RicoDepartment of Labor and Human Resources505 Munoz Rivera Avenue, 19th FloorHato Rey, Puerto Rico 00918TEL: (FTS) 8-754-5246FAX: (809) 754-9244

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SOUTH CAROLINA


Ms. Barbara B. ColemanState DirectorTelamon Corporation1413 Calhoun StreetP.O. Box 12217 (Capitol Station)Columbia, South Carolina 29211-2217TEL: (803) 256-7411FAX: (803) 256-8528

SOUTH DAKOTA

Mr. Roberto ReynaExecutive DirectorMidwest Farmworker Employmentand Training, Inc.,(Administrative Office)1321 2nd Street NorthSauk Rapids, Minnesota 56379TEL: (612) 253-7010FAX: (612) 255-1215

Mr. Dennis HookAssistant DirectorMidwest Farmworker Employmentand Training, Inc.

121 West DakotaP.O. Box 893Pierre, South Dakota 57501TEL: (605) 224-0454FAX: (605) 224-5877

TENNESSEE

Mr. Thomas BarnesExecutive DirectorTennessee Opportunity Program

for Seasonal Farmworkers1370 Hazelwood DriveSuite 207P.O. Box 925Nashville, Tennessee 37167TEL: (615) 459-3600FAX: (615) 459-9326

TEXAS

Mr. Frank AcostaExecutive DirectorMotivation, Education and Training, Inc.307 North CollegeP.O. Box 1749Cleveland, Texas 77328-1749TEL: (713) 592-6483FAX: (713) 592-1690

UTAH

Mr. Sidney R. JefferiesExecutive DirectorFutures Through Training and Choices2510 Washington BoulevardSuite 238P.O. Box 1309Odgen, Utah 84402TEL: (801) 399-8850FAX: (801) 399-8114

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VERMONT

Mr. Stephen HedgerExecutive DirectorCentral Vermont CommunityAction Council, Inc.36 Barre-Montpelier RoadP.O. Box 747Barre, Vermont 05641

WASHINGTON

Mr. Carlos DiazExecutive DirectorFarmworker Workforce JobTraining Program

Washington State Migrant Council105-B South Sixth StreetSuunyside, Washington 98944

TEL: (802) 479-1053 TEL: (509) 837-5443FAX: (802) 479-5353 FAX: (509) 837-8046

VIRGINIA

Mr. Richard A. JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP.O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315

WEST VIRGINIA

Mr. Richard A. JoanisExecutive DirectorTelamon Corporation3937 Western BoulevardP.O. Box 33315Raleigh, North Carolina 27636-3315

TEL: (919) 851-7611 TEL: (919) 851-7611FAX: (919) 851-1139 FAX: (919) 851-1139

Mr. Don McKenzieState DirectorTelamon Corporation6964 Forest Hill AvenueRichmond, Virginia 23225TEL: (804) 330-7006FAX: (804) 330-7007

Mr. James DlhoshTelamon Corporation100 Williamsport AvenueMartinsburg, West Virginia 25401TEL: (304) 263-0916FAX: (304) 263-4809

WISCONSIN

Ms. June M. SuhlingDivision AdministratorDILHR - Employment and TrainingRoom 231-X201 East Washington AvenueP.O. Box 7972Madison, Wisconsin 53707TEL: (608) 267-7273FAX: (608) 267-0330

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Mr. Lupe MartinezExecutive DirectorUnited Migrant Opportunity Services929 West Mitchell StreetP.O. Box 04129Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204TEL: (414) 671-5700FAX: (414) 671-4833

WYOMING

Mr. Edwin J. StolnsExecutive DirectorNorthwestern Community Action

Programs of Wyoming, Inc.1922 1/2 Robertson AvenueP.O. Box 158Worland, Wyoming 82401TEL: (307) 347-6185FAX: (307) 347-4008

NATIONAL OFFICE

Ms. Lynda D. NullExecutive Director(National Farmworker Database)Association of Farmworker OpportunityPrograms1611 North Kent StreetSuite 910Arlington, Virginia 22209TEL: (703) 528-4141FAX: (703) 528-4145

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NATIONAL OFFICE

Ms. Dorrie RussellActing, Assistant National MonitorAdvocateU.S. Department of Labor/ETA200 Constitution Avenue, NW, RoomN4470Washington, D.C. 20210TEL: (202) 219-5174 ext. 154FAX: (202) 219-6643

REGION 1 OFFICE

Mr. Juan PadroU.S. Department of Labor/ETAOne Congress StreetBoston, Massachusetts 02114TEL: (617) 565-2274FAX: (617) 565-2229

STATE OFFICES - REGION 1

CONNECTICUT

Mr. Marcelino PerezConnecticut Labor Department200 Folly Brook BoulevardWeatherfield, Connecticut 06109TEL: (806) 566-2319FAX: (806) 566-6770

MAINE

Mr. Juan Perez FeblesMaine Department of Manpower AffairsEmployment Security Division105 Elm StreetPortland, Maine 04104TEL: (207) 822-0152FAX: (207) 822-0221

MASSACHUSETTS

Mr. Jose V. OcasioCharles F. Hurley BuildingGovernment CenterBoston, Massachusetts 02114TEL: (413) 858-2155FAX: (413) 784-1308

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mr. Michael ParenteauDepartment of Employment Security32 South Maine StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 228-4083FAX: (603) 229-4321

RHODE ISLAND

Ms. Tessie SalaberRhode Island Department of Employment Security101 Friendship StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903TEL: (401) 277-3724FAX: (401) 277-2731

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VERMONT

Mr. Chris LadukeVermont Department of EmploymentSecurity

P.O. Box 745Middlebury, Vermont 05753-0745TEL: (802) 229-0311

(802) 388-4921

REGION 2 OFFICE

Mr. Charles DuboseU.S. Department of Labor/ETA201 Varick Street, Room 755New York, New York 10014TEL: (212) 337-2155FAX: (212) 337-2144


NEW YORK

Mr. Herbert E. BroestlerNew York State Monitor AdvocateState Office Building CampusBuilding 12, Room 185 CAlbany, New York 12240TEL: (518) 457-9023FAX: (518) 457-7369

NEW JERSEY

Mr. Hector IglesiasNew Jersey State Monitor AdvocateNew Jersey Department of Laborand IndustryLabor and Industry Building, Room 1200Trenton, New Jersey 08625TEL: (609) 292-7022FAX: (609) 292-2577

PUERTO RICO

Ms. Maria Antonia SierraPuerto Rico Monitor AdvocatePuerto Rico Department of LaborBureau of Employment Security505 Munoz Rivera AvenueHato Rey, Puerto Rico 00916TEL: (787) 754-5382FAX: (787) 763-2227

REGION 3 OFFICE

Mr. Juan VargasRegional Monitor Advocate3535 Market StreetGateway Building, Room 13400Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101TEL: (215) 596-6336FAX: (215) 215-0683


DELAWARE

Ms. Olga HungriaState Monitor AdvocateEmployment Security4425 North Market StreetWilmington, Delaware 19809-0828TEL: (302) 761-8116FAX: (302) 761-6617

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PENNSYLVANIA

Mr. Mack WhiteState Monitor AdvocateBureau of Employment SecurityDepartment of Labor & IndustrySeventh and Forster StreetsHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17121TEL: (717) 787-1182FAX: (717) 772-2321

WEST VIRGINIA

Mr. Harry FoldenDepartment of Employment SecurityState Office Building112 California AvenueCharleston, West Virginia 25305TEL: (304) 558-5336FAX: (304) 558-6446

MARYLAND

Mr. Lawrence WorthingtonState Monitor AdvocateDepartment of Employment and Training1100 North Eutaw Street, Room 209Baltimore, Maryland 21201TEL: (410) 767-2037FAX: (410) 767-2010

VIRGINIA

Mr. Jack TurnerState Monitor AdvocateVirginia Employment CommissionJob Service DivisionP.O. Box 1358Richmond, Virginia 23211TEL: (804) 786-6094FAX: (804) 786-6091


Mr. Edward HeflinState Monitor AdvocateState Employment Security Building500 C Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20001TEL: (202) 724-7262

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION IV

Mr. Philip ScheilRegional Monitor AdvocateU.S. Department of Labor/ETAAtlanta Federal Center, Room 6M1261 Forsyth Center, SWAtlanta, Georgia 30303TEL: (404) 562-2118FAX: (404) 562-2153

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ALABAMA

Mr. James D. HowardState Monitor AdvocateDepartment of Industrial RelationsIndustrial Relations Building649 Monroe StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36130

KENTUCKY

Mr. Jody HughesState Monitor AdvocateCabinet for Human ResourcesHuman Resources Building275 East Main Street, 2nd Floor WestFrankfort, Kentucky 40621

TEL: (334) 242-8042 TEL: (502) 564-7456FAX: (334) 242-8585 FAX: (502) 564-7459

FLORIDA

Mr. Pedro Narezo IIISenior Monitor AdvocateAssistant: Ms. Carole DeSautelDepartment of Labor and EmploymentSecurity2012 Capitol Circle, S.E., Suite 301Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2159TEL: (904) 487-4105FAX: (904) 922-9304

GEORGIA

Ms. Carmen VegaState Monitor AdvocateAssistant: Mr. Patrick KessingGeorgia Department of Labor148 International Boulevard, Room 472Atlanta, Georgia 30303TEL: (404) 656-6814FAX: (404) 656-9747

MISSISSIPPI

Ms. Martha WestonState Monitor AdvocateEmployment Security CommissionP.O. Box 1699Jackson, Mississippi 39205-1699TEL: (601) 961-7519FAX: (601) 961-7405

NORTH CAROLINA

Mr. Billy GreeneState Monitor AdvocateEmployment Security CommissionP.O. Box 27625Raleigh, North Carolina 27611TEL: (919) 733-4896FAX: (919) 733-9118

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SOUTH CAROLINA

Mr. Michael J. Ka lecState Monitor AdvocateEmployment Security Commission1550 Gadsden StreetP.O. Box 995Columbia, South Carolina 29202

STATE OFFICES - REGION V

ILLINOIS

Ms. Luz N. Calderon CroswellDepartment of Employment Security401 South State, 3-SouthChicago, Illinois 60605

TEL: (803) 737-2408 TEL: (312) 793-6811FAX: (803) 737-2642 FAX: (312) 793-1778

TENNESSEE

Ms. Judith StewartJob Service Program and TechnologySupport

Tennessee Department of EmploymentSecurity500 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, TN 37245-1200TEL: (615) 741-3780FAX: (615) 532-6392

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION V

VACANTRegional Monitor AdvocateU.S. Department of Labor/ETA230 South Dearborn Street, 6th FloorChicago, Illinois 60604TEL: (312) 353-3343FAX: (312) 353-1509

INDIANA

Mr. Timothy MogleIndiana Monitor AdvocateIndiana Workforce DevelopmentAttn: Legal Support/E.O.10 North Senate AvenueIndianapolis, Indiana 46204TEL: (317) 232-7486FAX: (317) 232-6950

MICHIGAN

Mr. James McNallyActing, Michigan Monitor AdvocateMichigan Employment Security Agency7310 Woodward Avenue, Room 422Detroit, Michigan 48202TEL: (313) 876-5303FAX: (313) 876-5600

MINNESOTA

Ms. Gloria BosticMinnesota Monitor AdvocateMinnesota Department of Jobs and Training390 North Robert StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55101TEL: (612) 296-2162FAX: (612) 296-0994

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OHIO STATE OFFICES - REGION VI

Mr. Benito LucioOhio Bureau of Employment Services145 South Front StreetP.O. Box 1618Columbus, Ohio 43216TEL: (614) 752-8598FAX: (614) 752-9236

WISCONSIN

Mr. Raul ReyesWisconsin Monitor AdvocateDivision of Jobs, Employment and TrainingServices201 E. Washington AvenueDane County Job ServiceMadison, Wisconsin 53707TEL: (608) 261-6545FAX: (608) 267-2392

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION VI

Mr. Ralph CanalesU.S. Department of Labor/ETA525 Griffin Square, Room 311Dallas, Texas 75202TEL: (214) 767-2154FAX: (214) 767-5113

ARKANSASMr. David HayesEmployment Security DivisionEmployment Security Division BuildingState Capitol MallP.O. Box 2981Little Rock, Arkansas 72203TEL: (501) 682-3129FAX: (501) 682-3144

LOUISIANA

Mr. James PillotLouisiana Department of Labor1001 North 23rd StreetP.O. Box 94094, Capitol StationBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9094TEL: (504) 342-3280FAX: (504) 343-2922

NEW MEXICO

Mr. Larry SalazarNew Mexico Department of Labor401 Broadway, N.E.Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103TEL: (505) 841-8539FAX: (505) 841-8467

OKLAHOMA

Mr. Barbara A. WilliamsOklahoma Employment Security CommissionWill Rogers Memorial Building, Room 212Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105TEL: (405) 557-7255FAX: (405) 557-7256

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Mr. Martin RiosTexas Employment CommissionTEC Main Building15th and Congress EOB, Room 502Austin, Texas 78778TEL: (512) 475-1179FAX: (512) 475-1185

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION VII

VACANTU.S. Department of Labor/ETAFederal Office BuildingATTN: 7 TGE911 Walnut Street, Suite 700Kansas City, Missouri 64106TEL: (816) 426-3796FAX: (816) 426-7218

STATE OFFICES - REGION VII

IOWA

Mr. John McDonaldDepartment of Job Service1000 East Grand AvenueDes Moines, Iowa 50319TEL: (515) 281-9336

MISSOURI

Mr. Danny FreedmanDivision of Employment SecurityP.O. Box 59421 East DunklinJefferson City, Missouri 65104TEL: (573) 751-2169FAX: (573) 751-4088

KANSAS

Ms. Jenny TavaresDepartment of Human Resources401 Southwest Topeka BoulevardTopeka, Kansas 66603TEL: (913) 296-5014FAX: (913) 296-2119

NEBRASKA

Mr. Larry FitzgibbonMonitor AdvocateJob Service Division1717 Avenue CScotts Bluff, Nebraska 69361TEL: (308) 635-3191

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION VIII

Mr. William L. MartinezU.S. Department of LaborETA-Suite 17801999 BroadwayDenver, Colorado 80202-5716TEL: (303) 844-1665 ext. 218

STATE OFFICES - REGION VIII

COLORADO

Ms. Lupe Maria Garcia FentersColorado Job ServiceTower 2, Suite 4001515 Arapahoe StreetDenver, Colorado 80202-2117TEL: (303) 620-4711FAX: (303) 620-4714

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MONTANA

Mr. Mike ColbertEmployment Security CommissionJob Service and Training DivisionP.O. Box 1728Helena, Montana 59624TEL: (406) 444-2622FAX: (406) 444-3037

NORTH DAKOTAMs. Loren ColwellJob Service North Dakota1000 East Divide AvenueBismarck, North Dakota 58505TEL: (701) 671-1500

SOUTH DAKOTA

Mr. Bob KrageSouth Dakota Department of LaborP.O. Box 4730420 South Roosevelt StreetAberdeen, South Dakota 57402-4730TEL: (605) 626-2302

UTAH

Mr. Pedro AlvalleUtah Department of Employment SecurityP.O. Box 11249Salt Lake City, Utah 84147TEL: (801) 536-7450FAX: (801) 536-7420

WYOMING

Ms. Julie ClouserWyoming Employment Security CommissionP.O. Box 2760Casper, Wyoming 82602TEL: (307) 235-3611FAX: (307) 235-3293

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION IXMs. Sharon MyerkampActing, Regional Monitor AdvocateU.S. Department of Labor/ETAATTN: 9 TGJT71 Stevenson Street, Room 805P.O. Box 193767San Francisco, California 94119-3767TEL: (415) 975-4627FAX: (415) 744-6225

STATE OFFICES

HAWAIIMr. Merel WatanabeDepartment Labor and Industrial Relations830 Punchbowl StreetHonolulu, Hawaii 96813TEL: (808) 586-8820FAX: (808) 586-8822

ARIZONA

Mr. Marcos CordovaDepartment of Economic Security1789 West Jefferson StreetP.O. Box 6123 - 730APhoenix, Arizona 85005TEL: (602) 542-6339FAX: (602) 542-6530

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NEVADA

Ms. Tamara NashEmployment Security Department500 East Third StreetCarson City, Nevada 89713TEL: (702) 687-4611FAX: (702) 687-3424

CALIFORNIA

Mr. Arturo ArmundoEmployment Development DepartmentATTN: MIC 74P.O. Box 826880Sacramento, California 94280-0001Assistants:

Al HinojosaAlex MoralesArturo RodriguezSal PerezJessie Marciniak

TEL: (916) 327-0247FAX: (916) 327-0264

REGIONAL OFFICE - REGION X

Ms. Amparo PrusiaU.S. Department of Labor/ETA1111 Third Avenue, Suite 900Seattle, Washington 98101-3212TEL: (206) 553-4543 ext. 8029FAX: (206) 553-0098

STATE OFFICES - REGION X

ALASKA

Mr. Woody WalkerAlaska Employment Security DivisionDepartment of LaborP.O. Box 25509Juneau, Alaska 99802-5509TEL: (907) 465-5952FAX: (907) 465-5558IDAHOMr. Rogelio ValdezIdaho Department of Employment317 Main StreetBoise, Idaho 83735TEL: (208) 334-6132

OREGON

Ms. Mary LewisOregon Employment Division875 Union Street, N.E.Salem, Oregon 97311TEL: (503) 378-8285FAX: (503) 378-2958

WASHINGTON

Mr. Jose YbarraWashington Employment SecurityDepartment

P.O. Box 9046212 Maple ParkOlympia, Washington 98504-9046TEL: (306) 902-9563FAX: (306) 902-9570

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LSC-funded Legal Services Programs and Public Interest Law FirmsRepresenting Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers

ALABAMA

Legal Services Corporationof Alabama, Inc.Migrant Farmworker Project500 Bell Building207 Montgomery StreetMontgomery, Alabama 36104TEL: (334) 264-6631

(800)-241-6631FAX: (334) 263-1471

ARIZONA

Coconino Legal Aid19 E. Phoenix AvenueFlagstaff, Arizona 86001TEL: (520) 774-0653

Community Legal Services (CLS)Farmworker ProgramP.O. Box 21538Phoenix, Arizona 85036(Street Address: 305 S. 2nd Avenue)TEL: (602) 258-3434 or

(800) 356-7115FAX: (602) 253-1536

CLS-San LuisP.O. Box 2045San Luis, Arizona 85349TEL: (602) 627-8023

CLS-Mohave OfficeP.O. Box 509Kingman, Arizona 86402TEL: (520) 753-7175FAX: (520) 752-5998

CLS-Bullhead City OfficeTEL: (520) 704-0017

CLS-Lake Hayasu City OfficeTEL: (520) 453-5800 (Tuesdays only)

CLS-Yavapai Office401 N. Mount VernonPrescott, Arizona 86301TEL: (520) 445-9240FAX: (520) 445-6312

CLS-Yuma Office51 West 2nd StreetYuma, Arizona 85364-2250TEL: (520) 782-7511FAX: (520) 782-0037

DNA People's Legal ServicesRte 12 Hwy 264P.O. Box 306Window Rock, Arizona 86515-0306TEL: (520) 871-5036FAX: (520) 871-4151

Pinal & Gila Counties Legal Aid Society343 West Central AvenueCoolidge, Arizona 85228TEL: (520) 723-5410FAX: (520) 723-4943

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ARKANSAS

Center for Arkansas Legal ServicesMigrant Farmworker Project209 W. Capitol, Suite 36Little Rock, Arizona 72201TEL: (501) 376-3423

(800) 950-5817FAX: (501) 376-3664

CALIFORNIA

California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA)631 Howard Street, Suite 300San Francisco, California 94105-3907TEL: (415) 777-2752FAX: (415) 543-2752

CRLA-CoachellaMigrant UnitP.O. Box 351460 6th StreetCoachella, California 92236TEL: (619) 398-7261/7264FAX: (619) 398-1050

CRLA-Delano629 Main StreetDelano, California 93215TEL: (805) 725-4350 (9am-4pm)

(805) 725-4391 (4pm-9am)FAX: (805) 725-1062

CRLA-El Centro449 BroadwayEl Centro, California 92243TEL: (619) 353-0220/3979FAX: (619) 353-6914

CRLA-Fresno2115 Kern Street, Suite 370Fresno, California 93721TEL: (209) 441-8721FAX: (209) 441-8443

CRLA-GilroyP.O. Box 15667949 Wren Avenue, Suite BGilroy, California 95021TEL: (408) 847-1408FAX: (408) 847-1463

CRLA-MaderaP.O. Box 1207117 South Lake StreetMadera, California 93639-1207TEL: (209) 674-5671FAX: (209) 674-5674

CRLA-MarysvilleP.O. Box 2600818 D StreetMarysville, California 95901TEL: (916) 742-5191

(916) 742-0421 (after 5pm)FAX: (916) 742-0421

CRLA-Modesto1020 15th Street, Suite 11Modesto, CA 95354TEL: (209) 577-3811/3814

(209) 577-3295 (after 5pm)FAX: (209) 577-1098

CRLA-Oceanside Migrant Unit215 S. Coast Highway, Suite 201Oceanside, CA 92054TEL: (619) 966-0511FAX: (619) 966-0291

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CRLA-Oxnard Migrant UnitP.O. Box 1561445 South B StreetOxnard, California 93030TEL: (805) 486-1068FAX: (805) 486-5381

CRLA-Salinas Migrant Unit3 Williams RoadSalinas, California 93905TEL: (408) 757-5221FAX: (408) 757-6212

CRLA-Santa Maria2050 G South BroadwaySanta Maria, California 93454TEL: (805) 922-4563FAX: (805) 928-0693

CRLA-San Luis Obispo1160 Marsh Street, Suite 114San Luis Obispo, California 93401TEL: (805) 544-7997FAX: (805) 544-3904

CRLA-Paso Robles1732 Spring StreetPaso Robles, CaliforniaTEL: (805) 239-3708FAX: (805) 239-4912

CRLA-Stockton242 N. Sutter, Suite 411Stockton, California 95202TEL: (209) 946-0605

(209) 946-0629 (after 5pm)FAX: (209) 946-5730

California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation2424 K StreetSacramento, California 95816TEL: (916) 446-7901FAX: (916) 446-3057

COLORADO

Colorado Rural Legal ServicesFarm Worker Division655 Broadway, Suite 450Denver, Colorado 80203TEL: (303) 839-6468

(800) 864-4330 (farmworkersonly)FAX: (303) 825-5532

CONNECTICUT

Statewide Legal Services of Connecticut425 Main StreetMiddletown, Connecticut 06457

93446 TEL: (860) 344-0380FAX: (860) 344-1918

CRLA-Santa Rosa719 OrchardSanta Rosa, California 95404TEL: (707) 528-9941FAX: (707)528-0125


Farmworker Justice Fund, Inc.1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 1000Washington, DC 20036TEL: (202) 776-1757FAX: (202) 776-1792

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Migrant Legal Action Program2001 S Street, NW, Suite 310Washington, DC 20009TEL: (202) 462-7744FAX: (202) 462-7914

FLORIDA

Florida Legal Services, Inc.Migrant Farmworker Justice ProjectP.O. Box 2110406 S.E. Avenue EBelle Glade, Florida 33430TEL: (561) 996-5266FAX: (561) 992-5040

Florida Legal Services, Inc.Migrant Farmworker Justice Project2121 Delta BoulevardTallahassee, Florida 32303TEL: (904) 385-7900FAX: (904) 385-9998

Florida Rural Legal Services (FRLS)963 East Memorial BoulevardP.O. Box 24688Lakeland, Florida 33802-4688TEL: (941) 688-7376

(800) 277-7680FAX: (941) 683-7861

FRLS-Immokalee106 South 2nd StreetP.O. Box 1109Immokalee, Florida 33934TEL: (941).657 -3681

(800) 476-1837FAX: (941) 657-4579

FRLS-Ft. Myers2254 McGregor Blvd.Ft.Myers, Florida 33902-0219TEL: (813) 334-4554

(800) 476-1837FAX: (813) 334-3042

FRLS-Fort PierceP.O. Box 4333200 S. Indian River Drive, Suite 101Fort Pierce, Florida 34948-4333TEL: (407) 466-4766

(800) 476-4537FAX: (407) 489-3176

FRLS-West Palm Beach423 Fern Street, Suite 220West Palm Beach, Florida 33401TEL: (407) 820-8902

(800) 284-4588FAX: (407) 642-9403

GEORGIA

Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc.Migrant Farmworkers' ProjectP.O. Box 1669Tifton, Georgia 31793TEL: (912) 386-3566

(800) 537-7496FAX: (912) 386-3588

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IDAHO

Idaho Legal Aid Services (ILAS).Migrant Farmworkers Law UnitP.O. Box 1116708 Main StreetCaldwell, Idaho 83606 -1116.TEL: (208) 454-2591FAX: (208) 454-2593

ILAS-Twin FallsMigrant Farmworkers LIAT UnitP.O. Box 1296Twin Falls, Idaho 83303TEL: (208) 734-7024FAX: (208) 734-7067

ILAS-Idaho FallsMigrant Farmworkers Law Unit482 Constitution Way, Suite 101Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402TEL: (208) 524-3660FAX: (208) 524-4983

ILLINOIS

Illinois Migrant Legal Assistance Project343 South Dearborn Street, Suite 700Chicago, Illinois 60604TEL: (312) 341-9180FAX: (312) 341-1041

INDIANA

Migrant Farmworker ProjectLegal Services Organization of Indiana151 North Delaware Street, Suite 1800Indianapolis, Indiana 46204TEL: (317) 631-1395 ext. 236

(317) 632-9410 ext. 236FAX: (317) 631-9775

IOWA

Legal Services Corporation of Iowa (LSCI)Southeast Regional Office112 East ThirdOttumwa, Iowa 52501-2903TEL: (515) 683-3166FAX: (515) 683-3168

LSCI-Mason City600 First Street, NW, Suite 103Mason City, Iowa 50401TEL: (515) 423-4651FAX: (515) 423-4657

LSCI-Iowa City430 Iowa AvenueIowa City, Iowa 52240TEL: (319) 351-6570FAX: (319) 351-0079

LSCI-Sioux City506 Nebraska StreetSioux City, Iowa 51101TEL: (712) 277-8686FAX: (712) 277-2554

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LSCI-Council Bluffs300 Smith-Davis Building532 First AvenueCouncil Bluffs, Iowa 51501TEL: (712) 328-3982FAX: (712) 328-3996

LSCI-Waterloo708 First National BuildingSycamore and East FourthWaterloo, Iowa 50603TEL: (319) 235-7008FAX: (319) 235-7070

KENTUCKY

Appalachian Research and DefenseFund of Kentucky, Inc.28 North Front StreetPrestonburg, Kentucky 41653TEL: (606) 886-3876FAX: (606) 886-3704

Appalachian Research and DefenseFund of Kentucky, Inc.P.O. Box 567Richmond, Kentucky 40476TEL: (606) 624-1394

(800) 477-1394FAX: (606) 624-1396

LOUISIANA

Farmworkers Legal Assistance ProjectP.O. Box 48231020 Surrey StreetLafayette, Louisiana 70502-4823TEL: (318) 237-4320

(800) 256-1175FAX: (318) 237-8839

MAINE

Pine Tree Legal Assistance, Inc.Farmworker Unit61 Main Street, Room 41Bangor, Maine 04401TEL: (207) 942-0673

(800) 879-7463FAX: (207) 942-8323

MARYLAND*

Legal Aid Bureau, Inc.Farmworker Project111 High StreetSalisbury, Maryland 21801TEL: (410) 546-5511

(800) 444-4099 (clients only)FAX: (410) 860-2148

*This office also covers Delaware.

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Justice Project, Inc.57 Suffolk Street, 4th FloorHolyoke, Massachusetts 01040-5028TEL: (413) 533-2660

(800) 639-1209 (only within State)FAX: (413) 535-1774

Western Massachusetts Legal Services, Inc.145 State Street, 6th FloorSpringfield, Massachusetts 01103TEL: (413) 781-7814

(800) 639-1109 (only within State)FAX: (413) 746-3221

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MICHIGAN

Michigan Migrant LegalAssistance Project (MMLAP)49 Monroe Center NW, Suite 3AGrand Rapids, Michigan 49503-2933TEL: (616) 454-5055FAX: (616) 454-7022

MMLAP-Berrien Springs4445 E. Shawnee RoadBerrien Springs, Michigan 49103TEL: (616) 471-2819FAX: (616) 471-7664

MINNESOTA

Migrant Legal Services*46 East 4th Street, Suite 700St. Paul, Minnesota 55101TEL: (612) 291-2837

(800) 652-9733 (clients only)FAX: (612) 228-9450*The Minnesota and North Dakota MigrantLegal Services are joint offices.

MISSISSIPPI

Central Mississippi Legal ServicesMigrant Project OfficeP.O. Box 951414 South State Street, Suite 206Jackson, Mississippi 39205-0951TEL: (601) 948-6752

(800) 959-6752FAX: (601) 948-6757

MISSOURI

Legal Aid of Western Missouri920 Southwest BoulevardKansas City, Missouri 64108TEL: (816) 474-9868FAX: (816) 421-8131

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Legal Advice & Referral Center33 N. Main StreetConcord, New Hampshire 03301TEL: (603) 224-6934FAX: (603) 224-6067

NEW JERSEY

Camden Regional Legal ServicesFarmworker Division22 East Washington StreetBridgeton, New Jersey 08302TEL: (609) 451-0003

(609) 935-0847FAX: (609) 455-4945

NEW MEXICO

Southern New Mexico Legal ServicesLas Cruces Regional Office300 North Downtown MallLas Cruces, New Mexico 88001-1216TEL: (505) 526-4451FAX: (505) 527-6490

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NEW YORK

Farmworker Legal Services of New York80 St. Paul StreetRochester, New York 14604TEL: (716) 325-3050FAX: (716) 325-7614

Legal Aid Society of Mid-New YorkFarmworker Law Project52 South Manheim BoulevardNew Paltz, New York 12561-2405TEL: (914) 256-9096FAX: (914) 256-0494

NORTH CAROLINA

Farmworkers Legal Services ofNorth CarolinaP.O. Box 26626128 E. Hargett, Suite 202Raleigh, North Carolina 27611TEL: (919) 856-2180

(800) 777-5869FAX: (919) 856-2187

North Carolina Justice and CommunityDevelopment CenterImmigrants' Legal Assistance ProjectP.O. Box 27343224 South Dawson StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27611TEL: (919) 856-2121FAX: (919) 856-2175

NORTH DAKOTA

Migrant Legal Services*118 Broadway, Suite 305Fargo, North Dakota 58102-4944TEL: (701) 232-8872

(800) 832-5575 (clients only)FAX: (701) 232-8366

*The North Dakota and Minnesota MigrantLegal Services are joint offices.

OHIO

Advocates for Basic Legal EqualityNovember 1st through May 15th:740 Spitzer Building520 Madison AvenueToledo, Ohio 43604TEL: (419) 255-0814FAX: (419) 259-2880

May 16th through October 31st:121 N. Arch StreetFremont, Ohio 43420TEL: (419) 334-8899FAX: (419) 334-9148

OREGON

Oregon Law Center813 SW Alder, Suite 500Portland, Oregon 97205TEL: (503) 295-2760FAX: (503) 295-0676

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Oregon Legal Services (OLS)Central Support Office700 SW Taylor, Suite 310Portland, Oregon 97205TEL: (503) 224-4094

(503) 274-7757FAX: (503) 417-0147

OLS-Farmworker Program397 North First StreetWoodburn, Oregon 97071-4623TEL: (503) 981-5291FAX: (503) 981-5292

OLS-Hillsboro Regional Office230 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite AHillsboro, Oregon 97124TEL: (503) 648-7163

(503) 640-8828 (voice mail)FAX: (503) 648-0513

OLS-Ontario Regional Office772 North Oregon StreetOntario, Oregon 97914-1727TEL: (541) 889-3121/3296FAX: (541) 889-5562

OLS-Oregon City Regional Office421 High Street, Suite 110Oregon City, Oregon 97045-2249

PENNSYLVANIA

Friends of Farmworkersc/o Community Legal Services1424 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19102-2505TEL: (215) 981-3733

(800) 729-1607 (clients only)FAX: (215) 981-0434

Community Justice Project118 Locust StreetHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101TEL: (717) 236-9486FAX: (717) 233-4088

PUERTO RICO

Puerto Rico Legal ServicesMigrant DivisionP.O. Box 11877San Juan, Puerto Rico 00910-3877TEL: (787) 722-7490/8040FAX: (787) 721-8520

SOUTH CAROLINANeighborhood Legal Assistance ProgramMigrant Division438 King StreetCharleston, South Carolina 29403

TEL: (503) 655-2518/2701 TEL: (803) 722-0107FAX: (503) 655-2701 FAX: (803) 724-1571

OLS-Pendleton Regional OfficeP.O. Box 1327365 SE 3rd StreetPendleton, Oregon 97801-0260TEL: (541) 276-6685/6688FAX: (541) 276-4549

TENNESSEE

Legal Services of Upper East Tennessee1001 West 2nd North StreetMorristown, Tennessee 37814TEL: (423) 587-4850FAX: (423) 587-4857

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TEXAS

Texas Rural Legal Aid (TRLA)259 South Texas BoulevardWeslaco, Texas 78596TEL: (210) 968-9574/6574FAX: (210) 968-8823

TRLA-Austin44 East Avenue, Suite 306Austin, Texas 78701TEL: (512) 499-8752FAX: (512) 499-8754

TRLA-Eagle PassP.O. Box 2001655 Ford StreetEagle Pass, Texas 78853TEL: (210) 773-6451FAX: (210) 773-5806

TRLA-Crystal City*P.O. Drawer 673315 N. First AvenueCrystal City, Texas 78839TEL: (210) 374-3428*Satellite Office of Eagle Pass Branch

TRLA-El Paso109 North Oregon, Suite 710El Paso, Texas 79901TEL: (915) 544-4421FAX: (915) 533-4108

TRLA-LaredoP.O. Box 8881719 MatamorosLaredo, Texas 78042-0888TEL: (210) 727-5191FAX: (210) 727-8371

TRLA-PlainviewP.O. Box 1658114 E. 7thPlainview, Texas 79073TEL: (806) 293-2625FAX: (806) 293-0332

South Texas Civil Rights ProjectP.O. Box 188San Juan, Texas 78589TEL: (210) 787-8171FAX: (210) 702-3309

VERMONT

Vermont Legal Services Law Line264 N. Winooski AvenueBurlington, Vermont 05401TEL: (800) 639-8857FAX: (802) 651-4130

VIRGINIA

Peninsula Legal Aid Center, Inc.Virginia Farmworkers Legal AssistanceProject

P.O. Box 30636314 Lankford HighwayBelle Haven, Virginia 23306TEL: (757) 442-3014FAX: (757) 442-2217

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WASHINGTON

Columbia Legal Services (CLS)Central Support Office101 Yes ler Way, Suite 300Seattle, Washington 98104TEL: (206) 464-5933

(800) 542-0794FAX: (206) 626-5366

CLS-West/Southwest Region1006 5th Avenue, SWOlympia, Washington 98502-5412TEL: (360) 943-6585FAX: (360) 754-4578

CLS-Tacoma Office625 Commerce Street, Suite 430Tacoma, Washington 98402TEL: (206) 572-4343

(800) 675-9545FAX: (206) 572-4348

CLS-Wenatchee Region200 Palouse Street, Suite 201Wenatchee, Washington 98801TEL: (509) 662-9681

(800) 572-9615FAX: (509) 662-9684

CLS-Central Region510 Larson Building6 South, Second StreetYakima, Washington 98901TEL: (509) 575-5593

(800) 572-8716 (clients only)FAX: (509) 575-4404

Immigration ProjectNorthwest Communities Education CenterP.O. Box 800121 Sunnyside AvenueGranger, Washington 98932TEL: (509) 854-2100FAX: (509) 854-2223

Northwest Immigrants Rights Project909 8th Avenue, Room 100Seattle, Washington 98104TEL: (206) 587-4009FAX: (800) 445-5771

Northwest Justice Project (NJP)Main Office401 Second Avenue S., Suite 407Seattle, Washington 98104TEL: (206) 464-1519

(888) 201-1012FAX: (206) 624-7501

NJP-Yakima Office304 Larson Building6 S. 2nd StreetYakima, Washington 98901TEL: (509) 574-4234FAX: (509) 574-4238

NJP-Pasco OfficeCourt Street Plaza1408 N. 20th, Suite EPasco, Washington 99301TEL: (509) 544-9080FAX: (509) 547-0610

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NJP-Bellingham Office203 W. Holly, Suite 304Bellingham, Washington 98225TEL: (360) 734-8680FAX: (360) 734-0121NJP-Everett Office2731 Wetmore Avenue N., Suite 410Everett, Washington 98201TEL: (206) 252-8515FAX: (206) 252-5945

NW-Olympia Office2625-C Parkmont Lane, SW, Suite BOlympia, Washington 98502TEL: (360) 352-5492FAX: (360) 352-5336

NW-Spokane Office1702 W. BroadwaySpokane, Washington 99201TEL: (509) 324-9128FAX: (509) 324-0065

NW-Tacoma Office625 Commerce Street, Suite 420Tacoma, Washington 98402TEL: (206) 272-7879FAX: (206) 272-8226

NW-Vancouver Office500 W. 8th, Suite 275Vancouver, Washington 98660TEL: (360) 693-6130FAX: (360) 693-6352

NJP-Wenatchee Office23 South Wenatchee Avenue, Suite 110Wenatchee, Washington 98801

The Unemployment Law Project2800 1st Avenue, Room 220Seattle, Washington 98121TEL: (206) 441-9178

Benton-Franklin Legal Aid Program10 N. Washington, Suite 4Kennewick, Washington 99336TEL: (509) 582-5378FAX: (509) 582-0443

WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia Legal Services Plan, Inc.P.O. Box 1898525 Winchester AvenueMartinsburg, West Virginia 25401TEL: (304) 263-8871/8872FAX: (304) 264-8945

WISCONSIN

Legal Action of Wisconsin, Inc.P.O. Box 25968631 South Mills StreetMadison, Wisconsin 53725-9686TEL: (608) 256-3304

(800) 362-3904FAX: (608) 256-0510

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