A federally funded comprehensive skills development and job placement program for Cuban and Haitian immigrants to Florida is described. The cooperative program of the United Way of Dade County, Inc., Miami-Dade Community College, the Spanish American League Against Discrimination, and Coalition for Progress served 8,916 refugees. Aspects of the program outlined and discussed include (1) an introduction to the evaluation of the program, (2) a description of its intent, (3) program objectives, (4) management structure, (5) development of a computer database for management and recordkeeping, (6) day care and transportation provisions, (7) recruitment and referrals, (8) counseling services, (9) criteria for determining student self-sufficiency, (10) curriculum components and tracks, (11) linkages with public and private organizations, (12) services provided by Miami-Dade Community College, (13) other cooperating agencies, (14) employability assessments, and (15) findings and recommendations. Expenditure data, anecdotal accounts of student success, and other statistics and supporting data are appended. (MSE)