A project to establish a membership-fee-based non-profit legal assistance corporation to provide low-cost legal services to persons who do not qualify for free legal assistance.

Training, employment, and social activities program for the elderly.

Program of health, education, and counseling services for pregnant teenage girls and school age parents. Operated by the YWCA.

Recreational and cultural activities, and social services project for the East Model Neighborhood. Includes Cherry Hill Neighborhood Facility, International District Neighborhood Resource Center, Seattle Indian Center, and Yesler Neighborhood Social Service Center.

Project designed to create neighborhood focal points for social services with various agencies providing center staffing as required by specific model neighborhood needs.

Project to erect a permanent shelter for 150-200 skid road residents requiring temporary shelter.

Provided coordinated child care for low-income and welfare families, emphasizing education, health care, and nutrition.

The project was designed to enhance understanding and communication between welfare system offices and recipients, to educate recipients regarding their rights, and to assist individuals in moving out of the welfare system.

Project to support individualized instruction for learning at child's own speed and promotion of multi-cultural education.

Designed to encourage model neighborhood education trainees to work with children as a vehicle for on-the-job training.

Project provided vocational education and on-the-job training during high school years to ensure that graduates and drop-outs had marketable skills. Operated for nearly half of Garfield High School student body in cosmetology, life sciences, nursing, dry cleaning, and child care.

Served school drop-outs and suspendees through continuing education, job training, and health services.

Individualized instruction in math and reading for grades 5-8 and inservice training for school staff. Designed to increase student interest in education, academic success, and to decrease drop-out statistics.

Created to promote community involvement with the schools and to foster better relations between parents and administration.

Provided training and work experience for youth in recruitment and counseling on academic and financial assistance.

Coordinated the transportation of preschool children to and from school via the Minitran services.

A project to develop strategies for improving the relationship between model neighborhood residents and the schools, and improve communications between parents from multi-ethnic backgrounds and teachers.

Created to improve the English language capabilities of Asian residents of the model neighborhoods.

Provided management assistance to model neighborhood business-people and advised them on preparation of acceptable business loan applications.

Assistance was provided to minority contractors in preparation of bids and efforts were made to increase jobs for model neighborhood residents by fostering use of minority contractors, especially in public works.

This project promoted and assisted the development of new and existing industries in Seattle and was designed to reduce model neighborhood unemployment.

The project goal was to gain, maintain, and guarantee minority contractor employment based on Seattle's fair employment practices ordinance.

The Intern Project provided entry level employment in potential career occupations with the opportunity for continuing education and on-the-job training which could lead to advancement.

A demonstration project designed to develop a centralized service center for all employment related services in the East Model Neighborhood.

Assistance was given minority group members in qualifying for permanent City civil service jobs.