A project was conducted to provide adult basic education (ABE) personnel with a better understanding of the special needs of clients suffering from mental health problems and to provide information that will help them to develop agency policies and procedures for this type of client. During the project, four workshops were organized and delivered, and a detailed final report and training outlines of the workshop content were developed. Workshop topics were crisis situations and suicide threats and attempts, issues in mental health, substance abuse, and violence. Approximately 125 ABE instructors and employment and training staff members involved with ABE clients were served through the workshops. (This report contains the training outlines of the four workshops, including agendas and information sheets on the four topics, recruitment information, workshop evaluation, and agency crisis policy.) (Author/KC)