These hearings, part 4 of hearings on the kind of services children receive through charity; how charities obtain funds from the public; and how much they spend on fundraising, general management, and program services, focus on voluntary foreign aid agencies serving children and youth. Testimony was given by a number of representatives of the U.S. General Accounting Office, U.S. Aid, Children's Committee, American Council of Voluntary Agencies; Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid; Holt Adoption Program, Inc.; Save the Children Federation; Foster Parents Plan; and Christian Children's Fund, Inc. "Additional Information" includes statistics, and newspaper and periodical articles. Appended are the statements of representatives of the agencies about whom testimony was heard, the General Accounting Office report on five children's charities, and the responses of the General Accounting Office to specific subcommittee questions. (JM)