The guidelines incorporate the experience of the Targeted Outreach Delinquency Intervention Program of the Boys Clubs of America. In this program, 110 clubs each set a goal of recruiting 50 new members at risk of becoming delinquent, integrating them into ongoing club programs, and tracking their progress using a case management system. Networking with community agencies such as schools, the police, juvenile courts, and counseling centers is an essential part of an outreach effort. Developing a referral network involves (1) reviewing the club's program, (2) developing a system for making and receiving referrals, (3) identifying the agencies with which linkages are to be formed, (4) making the linkage by meeting with agencies, and (5) maintaining the linkages through ongoing contacts with agencies. Club staff with well-developed networks can function effectively as advocates both for individual youth and for youth in general. Clubs should use a case management system to enable them to give accurate feedback to referring agencies. Community outreach efforts to build membership should start with assessments of both the club and the community. Checklists, sample forms, letters, and list of clubs in the outreach program.