The Hawaii State Senior Center, which is sponsored by Honolulu Community College, provides health services, counseling, adult education, community services, and recreation and leisure activities. Enrolled membership is 2,080. The sixth fiscal year marked the first year that the Center was wholly supported by State General Funds. The status of the project is discussed in relation to its individualized services component and group activities component. Statistics are presented to assess the attainment of four project objectives: the establishment of the concept of a central meeting place; the increase of opportunities for older persons; the provision of opportunities for agencies to deliver integrated and coordinated services; and the opportunity to individualize services to older persons. The six appendices present a competency-based taxonomy of objectives for individualized services, group activities, and community development domains; discuss the objectives and accomplishments of Center social groups; present the proceedings of a leadership workshop; evaluate instruction in group activities; present the findings of a Center evaluation study; and discuss needs assessment and accountability. (NHM)