Fifty-seven papers on new models of community recreation for the handicapped comprise the third report in the series (EC 114 401-409). Papers deal with the following topics (sample subtopics in parentheses): administration (management by objectives); advocacy; areas and equipment (outdoor playground equipment); attitudes; barriers (an analysis of Kentucky State Resort Parks); commercial recreation; community organization; consumerism; culture and the arts (cultural festivals); educational models (implications of P.L. 94-142 for recreation); employment; evaluation; funding; identifying the handicapped; insurance; leisure counseling; leisure education; literature; models (a program for deaf-blind persons); program (scouting); research; state models; training; and transportation. (CL)