Three New Hampshire communities (Keene, Lebanon, and Portsmouth) were sponsors of model demonstration adolescent parenting programs funded by the Comprehensive Children and Youth Project (CCYP) during the first nine months of 1981. In each community, one agency, in collaboration with other providers, implemented a program designed to meet the needs of a population of teenage parents. Chapter 1 of this project evaluation provides a brief overview of each of the three programs and describes the parents who participated. Chapter 2 summarizes the impact of the adolescent parenting project on two areas: the adolescent participants and the three community service systems involved. A short list of recommendations is discussed in Chapter 3, intended to be a starting point for discussion of future plans for adolescent parenting education programs and policy. Evaluation instruments, as well as interim and final report formats, are appended. (Author/RH)