THE HOME EDUCATION LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM (HELP) IN NEW MEXICO PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED SPANISH AMERICAN AND MEXICAN AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. THE BASIS OF THE HELP PROGRAM IS ADULT AND FAMILY EDUCATION INCLUDING BASIC CHILD CARE AND REMEDIAL INSTRUCTION. HELP PRODUCES SOME OF ITS OWN INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS GEARED FOR ADULT EDUCATION USES. COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTERS PROVIDE BASIC EDUCATION CLASSES, HOME ECONOMICS AND MANUAL SKILLS INSTRUCTION, DAY CARE SERVICES, AND HOT LUNCH PROGRAMS. REMAINING FUTURE AREAS OF NEED IN NEW MEXICO INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING SKILLS, AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES, AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISES IN UNDERDEVELOPED COMMUNITIES. (JEH)