Prepared for school directors, social workers, counselors, recruiters, teachers, and migrant supporters, this booklet presents practical information that can be used to assist Louisiana's migrant children and their families in the areas of health, clothing, nutrition, education, and family services. Information given pertains to: the Community Based Comprehensive Migrant Health Services; Louisiana's free health care services under the Social Security Act Title XIX; the Fair Chance, Inc. (a non-profit organization that delivers usable clothing for needy children); Food Stamp regulations; the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP); the High School Equivalency Program (HEP); the Louisiana Health, Social and Rehabilitation Services Administration, Division of Family Services. Copies of forms used for referrals to social workers, recruiters, and supportive and special services (i.e., dental, vision, hearing, medical) are included. Addresses are given for: the 27 regional offices of the State Department of Employment Security which offers job and/or training services, counseling and testing services, and referrals to supportive service agencies; 11 migrant education program directors; 5 agencies providing legal aid assistance; 63 parishes providing family services; 29 certification agencies for the Urban and Community Affairs' Crisis Intervention Program; 48 associational directors of the Louisiana Southern Baptist Woman's Missionary Union. (NQ)