The purpose of the Children's Project in Oregon was to provide services to five children (ages 5 to 12) with developmental disabilities whose families were experiencing stress. Each of the children had at least three disabilities and was placed outside the family home in a foster care home for various reasons. The project staff included each child's case manager, the home provider, a parent trainer, the child's natural parents, and an administrator. Results of the project indicated that the children acquired self-help skills. Benefits and limitations of the project are discussed. (Author/DB)