News On September 23, a celebration was held to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the South Georgia Farmworker Health Project (SGFHP). The SGFHP, which provides free health care to migrant farmworkers, began in 1996 from the trunk of the car of its founder, Tom Himelick, then a faculty member in the Emory PA program. That’s when Himelick and four of his students who shared an interest in the migrant farmworker community first set off for South Georgia. Maha Lund (left) and Tom Himerick (right).
