Financial reports and audits conducted by the Model Cities Program and other accounting firms, including Touche Ross and Co. The audits and reviews cover program and contracting costs.

Provided for renovation and operation of the Red Barn Ranch near Auburn as a resident camp to give model neighborhood youth a camping experience.

Provided comprehensive health care to 1500 low income families in the model neighborhoods.

Provided medical and dental services to approximately 10,000 model neighborhood children annually, and supported health education and outreach.

Campaign to remove junk and garbage, raze unsafe buildings, clear vacant lots, control rodents, and extend environmental health education in the model neighborhoods. Quarterly progress reports include photographs, maps, and copies of the Seattle-King Co. Health Dept. Environmental Health project "Environmental Newsletter."

Predecessor to Prepaid Health Care Project.

Provided mental health services in the model neighborhoods and Harborview area. Operated by Harborview Medical Center.

Provided health care and preventive practices services to transient population in Pioneer Square and the International District. Operated by Harborview Medical Center.

Attempt to reduce incidence of malnutrition in the East Model neighborhood and to raise the general level and quality of family nutrition.

Project to remove indigent alcoholics from the criminal justice system, to improve evaluation of alcoholism treatment programs, and provide effective treatment and referral services.

Provided decentralized health and dental care to residents in the Planned Variations Model Neighborhoods.

Provided comprehensive rehabilitation service including detoxification, emergency medical assistance, and crisis intervention.

Established a health care clinic in closer proximity to model neighborhood residents than any other existing facilities in order to better serve community health care needs.

Legal services provided in civil cases and education programs concerning the legal system. Offices established in the Southeast and North model neighborhoods.

Project designed to improve relations between model neighborhood residents and Seattle Police Department, to reduce juvenile crime, to provide police with better understanding of minorities, and to increase percentage of minorities on the police force.

Provided therapeutic alternative living situation for youth with serious family conflicts, provided resources for youth services agencies, and tested feasibility of short-term resolution of youth-family conflicts.

Provided legal counseling for low income defendants and sought reforms in criminal justice system.

Community-based corrections facility for adult felony offenders designed to aid their social and personal adjustment.