tension/stress syndromes, confusion and ambivalence (self-identify crises, role dysfunction and identification crises for adolescents and adultd); and fear of the unknown and of the future. Current Service Programs Established to Meet Changing Needs and §ocial Problems In an attempt to meet the needs of the Marshallese peoplP, a number of service agencies and programs are sponsored by the Governemnts Islands and the United States, church groups and church @f the Marshall Iq@aders, outside professionals and consultants, and local volunteers in special p The Department of Social Services has five divisions of se vices that are available, to one degree or another, to all of the Marshall lands. These divisions include: SDA hot tTunch 1) Food Services Division which provides programs for 88 schools throughout the Islands; and the Needy Fami y Distribution Program which hires clerical persons, cooks, and a nutritionist families with low (or, no) income. 2) Housing Services provid cost housing and assistance with house construction. This servicq or services to funds for low also maintains Grant-in-Aid financial assistance programs for the outer islands fand a Community Development Disaster fund. 3) People Division which serves fenior Citizens through Community Center activities (exercise classes, employment counseling, socialization groups, health classes, and group meetings to Ip the Elders preserve traditional customs such as local navigation, building danoes, fishing, story telling, local foods and folk medicines, and handicrafts)k has offered nutrition programs (feeding of the Elders) in the This program gast. 4) Adult Service Division sponsors 117 women's educational groups throughqut the Islands. Flying Workshops and Ship Workshops, in an outreach project for all isladns, use volunteer and women's groups to present educational group sessiogs on parenting, budgeting, nutrition (for balanced meals), First Aid, leadershig life, and family planning, etc. skills, family 5) Youth Services Division spons@rs programs for recreation and sports with the assistance of several Peace Cbrp volunteers, handicradft classes, music groups, Youth Conservation Corp, Boy [Scouts and Girl Scouts organizations, and dances for the teenagers and young addlts. The Department of Social Services also sponsors a local r io program for information and educational purposes. Church leaders and congregations have developed volunteer-qriented service projects for a limited number of Marshallese of all projects (they feed people; recreational activities; age grogps. Nutrition these are not specifically “how] to" sessions), programs that resemble Alcohol—cs (Kwajalein) and amen's group called F.A.I.M. (Fighting Alcohol If Anonoymous the Marshalls) on Majuro, and Alanon (Ebeye), socialization and educational grofps, handicrafts 12