THE NATIONAL JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAM COLLABORATION IS A TASK FORCE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF NATIONAL VOLUNTARY HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS. UNDER A FEDERAL GRANT IT WORKED WITH A VARIETY OF COMMUNITIES IN FIVE AREAS OF THE COUNTRY TO SET UP MODEL PROGRAMS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF JUVENILE STATUS OFFENDERS. THIS IS A SUMMARY OF 20 OF THESE PROGRAMS. EACH SUMMARY CONTAINS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM ADDRESSED, THE GOAL OF THE PROGRAM, A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM, ITS COST, A BRIEF EVALUATION, A LIST OF COMMUNITY AGENCIES COOPERATING IN THE PROGRAM, AND A SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. THE PROGRAMS INCLUDE TWO POLICE-JUVENILE CAMPING PROJECTS, A 'RESOURCE FAIR' TO ACQUAINT VARIOUS COMMUNITY AGENCIES WITH THE FACILITIES AND RESOURCES OF OTHER AGENCIES, SCHOOL PROGRAMS, CAREER TUTORING AND WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS, FAMILY COUNSELING PROGRAMS, AN EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM, A LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM, A JAIL WATCH PROGRAM TO INTERCEPT STATUS OFFENDERS, AND PROGRAMS TO INCREASE COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND IMPROVE CASE HANDLING. (GLR)