The project provided out-of-school Neighborhood Youth Corps enrollees and selected manpower trainees with a program of work and special enrichment services (i.e., remedial education, individual tutoring, personal counseling) as a means of qualifying them for college entrance and linking manpower development to the public college system of a major city. The college provided tuition and stipend support. The report includes a history of the project, descriptions of program components, staff structure and functioning, agency coordination, bibliographies, and a suggested model program. (Author)