Migrant Program Narrative Report

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On April 1st our Migrant Program will be hosting a Health and Information Fair for participants of the program in our district. During this occasion, the participants will be having access to several health services and community organizations in our area.

Since your program provides breakfast and lunches throughout the year to the community, we are wondering if you could provide one of both meals on April 1st to families. Your organization is well known to our families and they would love to see there. The event will be at the SIAC site on Tyrrell Avenue from 10:00-3:00.

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