This project manual from the Partnerships for Rural Resource Teams Project, a project designed to build upon the foundation of services for children and youth with deaf-blindness in Montana, opens with guiding principles of the project and a description of the types of available services. Grounded in a framework that draws upon the principles of collaborative teamwork, contextually based technical assistance, family involvement, and an ecological approach to skill development, the Partnerships Project identified personnel with expertise in deaf-blindness and/or areas of programmatic support that were relevant to individuals with deaf-blindness. Project funds were then utilized to develop a deaf-blind service support model based on the purchase of necessary expertise to form an individual student planning team around those individuals with deaf-blindness whose families required more or different types of technical assistance than currently available through the state. This manual contains a list of lending materials available, answers to frequently asked questions about the Montana Technology Access Center, a description of services available at the Montana Technology Access Center, a description of programs and services available from the Helen Keller National Center, Office of Public Instruction trainer guidelines, guidelines for responding to requests for technical assistance, and Deaf-Blind Partnerships Project planning forms. (CR)