This sourcebook profiles approximately 80 programs that support the redefinition, assessment, and/or enhancement of quality in community services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Direct service programs, however, are not included. The programs and activities described are subsumed under the following broad categories: (1) statewide information and evaluation systems; (2) service agency development; (3) system-wide quality enhancement; (4) values infusion; (5) consumer and citizen monitoring; (6) community relationship building; (7) technical assistance; (8) personnel training and professional development; (9) advocacy training and support for individuals and families; (10) best practices; (11) quality assurance in Medicaid Community-Supported Living Arrangements programs; and (12) networking. Each entry begins with a statement of the type of program profiled and then includes information on the area served, the contact person, a description of the program, and a telephone number for additional information. The sourcebook opens with a paper on improving quality in community services for individuals with developmental disabilities, entitled: "Searching for Quality in the Crooked Map Zone" by John O'Brien. (CR)