Programs for migrant and seasonal farmworkers sponsored by the Illinois Migrant Council are described in this annual report. Accomplishments during the program year 1971-72 are described in the areas of decentralization of the Illinois Migrant Council; legislation concerning migrants and seasonal farmworkers; legal services; institutional change in the Illinois Department of Public Aid, the Illinois State Employment Services, and the Illinois Department of Public Health; educational and occupational programs; child development, particularly the establishment of day care programs; cooperatives; and the development of a multiservice center to aid people settling out of the migrant stream. Unmet needs are summarized: health needs, including the need for a medical delivery system for migrant farmworkers; skill training needs; and youth program needs for teenage migrants. (PS)