The report provides evaluation data (1983-84) for the Resource Access Project (RAP) network, a system to facilitate the delivery of handicap services in Head Start programs. The five priority tasks of the 15 regional RAPs for this time period were: (1) Provide technical assistance, services, and materials to Head Start grantees; (2) Conduct state training workshops; (3) Facilitate collaborative agreements; (4) Actively participate in RAP task forces; and (5) Maintain the computerized management information system. Details of RAP activities are provided for each of these five major project tasks. Activities on other RAP tasks are briefly summarized. Directions the network should take in the future are proposed. Recommendations are given for the management information system, the plan of work, conferences, initiatives, the RAP census, and task forces. Appendixes provide profiles of each of the 15 RAPs (including background, location, regional situation, operations, mainstreaming training conferences, short-term conference evaluation, resource providers, management information system, and telephone survey results); and summaries of impressions of the state education agencies working with each of the RAPs. (DB)