Three types of resources for planners of programs for the arts and/or the handicapped are indicated in this directory: technical assistance, information services, and consultants. In this context, technical assistance is defined as free or low cost professional advisory service provided by telephone, mail, or personal visits. Resources listed include publications describing federal, state, and local programs and services providing technical assistance; national information centers and systems especially for the handicapped, many of which relate to the arts; and a list giving the names, addresses, and specialties of people who have agreed to serve as consultants to develop arts programs and facilities for handicapped individuals if the client will provide expenses. Consulting specialties include: (1) architectural barriers, (2) community arts centers, (3) colleges, (4) public and private schools, and (5) libraries and resource centers. (DAG)