General and targeted programs and agencies in the Michigan Departments of Education, Social Services, and Labor that address the employment and training needs of the State's Hispanic population are described and analyzed in this report. Three different papers, each dealing with programs offered by one of the three departments, are bound together in this volume. The papers on the activities of the Departments of Education and Social Services follow the same format. Each begins with a brief overview of the problems of Michigan Hispanics relevant to the department's concern, and then proceeds to detailed descriptions of the particular programs offered and the service areas covered. The department organizational structure is outlined, the process used for selection of the service areas and programs to be analyzed discussed, and the format used in analyses of individual programs is explained. Each service area or program is generally described and analyzed in terms of target clientele, service data, and needs or goals and implications of the preceding analyses are considered. Finally, the paper on the Labor Department describes and analyzes the department's major agencies and programs, including Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, Bureau of Community Services, and Michigan Employment Security Commission programs, as well as programs of the Michigan Youth Corps. The implications of these analyses are considered. The three papers in this volume contain many statistical tables. (KH)