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 PUBLIC LAW 94-63—JULY.29, 1975 "(iv) initiation and encouragement of continuing community involvement in the development and operation of the project. "(B) The Secretary may make grants to or enter into contracts with public and nonprofit private entities for projects to plan and develop programs in areas in which no migrant health center exists and in which not more than six thousand migratory agricultural workers and their families reside for more than two months— "(i) for the provision of emergency care to migratory agricultural workers, seasonal agricultural workers, and the members of families of such migratory and seasonal workers; "(ii) for the provision of primary care (as defined in regulations of the Secretary) for such workers and the members of their families; "(iii) for the development of arrangements with existing facilities to provide primary health services (not included as primary care as defined under regulations under clause (ii)) to such workers and the members of their families; or "(iv) which otherwise improve the health of such workers and their families. Any such program may include the acquisition and modernization of existing bufldings and providing training related to the management of programs assisted under this subparagraph. "(2) Not more than two grants may be made under paragraph (1)(A) for the same project, and if a grant or contract is made or entered into under paragraph (1)(B) for a project, no other grant or contract under that paragraph may be made or entered into for the project. "(3) The amount of any grant made under paragraph (1) for any project shall be determined by the Secretary. " (d)(1)(A) The Secretary may, in accordance with priorities assigned under subsection (b)(1), make grants for the costs of operation of public and nonprofit private migrant health centers in high impact areas. "(B) The Secretary may, in accordance with priorities assigned under subsection (b)(1), make grants for the costs of the operation of public and nonprofit enti|;ies which intend to become migrant health centers, which provide health services in high impact areas to migratory agricultural workers, seasonal agricultural workers, and the members of the families of such migratory and seasonal workers, but with respect to which he is unable to make each of the determinations required by subsection (f)(2). Not more than two grants may be made under this subparagraph for any entity. "(C) The Secretary may make grants to and enter into contracts with public and nonprofit private entities for projects for the operation of programs in areas in which no migrant health center exists and in which not more than six thousand migratory agricultural workers and their families reside for more than two months— "(i) for the provision of emergency care to migratory agricultural workers, seasonal agricultural workers, and the members of the families of such migratory and seasonal workers; "(ii) for the provision of primary care (as defined in regulations of the Secretary) for such workers and the members of their families; "(iii) for the development of arrangements with existing facilities to provide primary health services (not included as primary care as defined under regulations under clause (ii)) to such workers and the members of their families; or

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