This report evaluates nine projects geared toward economically disadvantaged youth with low employment potential, who are having or are likely to have difficulties with school work. The programs are: the Neighborhood Youth Corps, designed to provide paid work experience for young men and women, ages 16 to 21; the Rotary Sponsor Project, which provides companions for fatherless adolescent boys; the Storefront Schools, for children who cannot function in a classroom; Basic Education Student Training Program, to help girls develop skills and attitudes helpful to them vocationally; Manpower Training Program; the Missouri Cooperative Work Program for the Mentally and Physically Handicapped; the Central Placement Service, to help school district personnel find jobs for students; the Work-Study Program; and, the Rotary-Board of Education Double E Program (Education, Employment), for high school dropouts. (KG)