This report discusses the activities and outcomes of Project Coach Outreach, a project to encourage the use of best practices in early intervention for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers with disabilities and to increase family-centered service options in Mississippi. Specifically, the project focused on the use of natural environments to include home, family day care, child care, and preschool centers. The project provided a flexible outreach team-training and support model that was developed and evaluated by two previous early intervention projects. The project provided training in community-based, family-centered practices to include transdisciplinary teaming, consulting, and conducting assessment and intervention using play. Through a variety of training strategies, from didactic workshops to skills based workshops to mentoring, training was targeted for community providers. Project Coach also developed links with other outreach projects to enhance training for a mentor team and new teams. The report discusses the project's goals, objectives, and tasks. Appendices include summaries of training and technical assistance data, surveys of infant/toddler training needs in Mississippi, training event evaluations and summaries, impact summary reports, agenda and minutes from videoconferences, the project directors' vision paper, and examples of modules. (CR)