THE FOURTH ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT OF THE FLORIDA MIGRANT HEALTH PROJECT INDICATES THAT IN 1966-67 THERE WAS AN APPRECIABLE INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT AND VARIETY OF MIGRANT HEALTH SERVICES RENDERED, THE NUMBER OF MIGRANTS CONTACTED, AND THE ACTIVITIES PERFORMED BY PROJECT PERSONNEL. MIGRANT HEALTH SERVICE REFERRALS INCREASED BY 1,222 OVER THE SAME PERIOD THE PREVIOUS YEAR. THE NUMBER OF MEDICAL CLINICS INCREASED, PROVIDING SUCH SERVICES AS DENTAL CLINICS, VISION TESTS, MEDICAL SERVICES, NURSING, AND DIABETES SCREENING. SOME ADVANCES WERE MADE IN IMPROVED MIGRANT HOUSING AND HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES. PLANS FOR THE FUTURE CALL FOR AN INTENSIVE VENEREAL DISEASE PROGRAM, INPATIENT HOSPITAL CARE, RESUMPTION OF VISION, DENTAL, AND DIABETES SCREENING, ADDITIONAL MEDICAL AND DENTAL CLINICS, AND HOLDING A MIGRANT HEALTH SERVICES CONFERENCE. (JS)