The major objectives, current and future activities, evaluation findings, and problems of the Outreach Mobile Delivery System of the New York City Public Schools are discussed in this annual report. The purpose of outreach project was to inform parents with handicapped children about ancillary services available to reduce the severity of unmet health, financial and recreational needs for the children and their families. An Outreach Needs Assessment Checklist was designed to determine whether deficiencies had been reduced as a result of the program and to assess the extent of parent involvement in the resolution of family needs. Results showed that the severity of student needs was reduced to a greater extent than the severity of family needs. Likewise, parents showed greater involvement in the reduction of student needs than in the reduction of family needs. (JCD)