This document discusses Project HOLD, a Title VI-G Child Service Demonstration Center which was established as a cooperative effort between Northeast Louisiana University and the Ouachita Parish School System. The primary purpose of the project is to plan, explore, implement, and refine a program for students in grades 7 through 12 who have been diagnosed as learning disabled, that is, those who exhibit average, above average, or potentially average intelligence but who fail to achieve in one or more of the following areas: reading, arithmetic, spelling, and handwriting. They also display perceptual-language deficiencies. They do not have other handicaps, physical or emotional. The second purpose is to provide a teacher training program for secondary-school personnel and for others interested in working with learning-disabled students, and the third major purpose is to provide community service through in-service workshops for interested school personnel, university personnel, parents, and interested citizens. (LL)