The intent of SAI is to help young offenders between 17 and 25 years of age develop self-esteem, individual responsibility, discipline, and a solid work ethic. Between 1988, when the program started, and 1989, 446 probationers were admitted; 193 graduated, 140 were terminated for various reasons, and 113 were in the program as of March 1989. A survey of probation officers supervising SAI graduates asked them to assess probationer adjustment, employment, rearrest, and reincarceration. Of 161 program graduates, 91.5 percent were classified as employed/good, unemployed/good, employed/poor, and unemployed/poor. Fourteen had technical probation violations pending, and 15 had been rearrested or incarcerated on a probation violation. Data are provided on SAI admissions, graduates, and failures for the March 1988-February 1989 period. An SAI program factsheet is included, as well as Michigan legislation authorizing the program and media articles about the program.