The final report documents activities of a 3-year child abuse and neglect program on the Makah Indian Reservation in Washington. In addition to a review of project administrative organization, the report summarizes project components (coordination of case identification and service delivery, legislation and jurisdiction, case management, community education, professional education, youth and family activities, and staff training). Problems and future goals are cited, and progress in nine project goals is examined. The project's impact on the community is evaluated. (CL)