The Workshop on Regional Drug Abuse Programming was called to investigate the need for a Federally-supported model, stressing inter-agency coordination, to be employed by states as a guide for establishing substate area programs, and to explore other questions related to programs for drug abuse prevention and treatment. The organization of state and substate planning, the direction of service delivery, and the interface between state and substate or local programs were discussed by the participants. As a result of the Workshop discussions, specific recommendations in the form of a resolution calling for Federal Government action and suggested procedures for generating models and procedures have been drafted for submission to the Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention. These documents are included in the report of the Workshop proceedings, as Attachments A and B. (Author)