A list of people who can provide further help, and information about how to contact them. The "champions" whose examples are in the toolkits have agreed to provide advice and technical assistance to others. Research staff from the Center for Families, Children & the Courts of Administrative Office of the Courts can help in many ways, including advice about research techniques and practical help getting started. The staff of the Legal Aid Association of California will connect programs with others who can help them, and will coordinate a schedule of "working groups" to talk about successes and share challenges. The list also includes web-base resources, both general advice and directions for conducting effective research and specific suggestions about evaluating legal services.