beginning at least 12 months before the youth is scheduled to leave foster care, focuses on developing and maintaining support networks for foster youth who are parents through community, family, and others, ensuring adequate family income, including through referrals to State programs funded under part A, and promoting the developmental needs of their children, identifies specific programs and services that will help support the unique needs of such a youth and their children, is developed in collaboration with the youth and other stakeholders from areas such as education, health care services, mental and behavioral health services, housing, employment and training, and other services that support parental and child well-being (such as home visiting services, early intervention services, early childhood education, child care, and child care assistance) before the semicolon. (e) Outreach To ensure that youth leaving foster care are provided information about their health insurance options The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall conduct outreach to inform each State that section 475(5)(H) of the Social Security Act requires a caseworker for a youth who is due to age out of foster care within 90 days to provide the youth with assistance and support in developing a transition plan that includes specific options on health insurance for the youth (including enrollment in the State plan under title XIX of the Social Security Act pursuant to section 1902(a)(10)(A)(i)(IX) of such Act) and any documentation needed to secure such insurance. 5. Requirement that the Federal Interagency Work Group on Child Abuse and Neglect address issues facing foster youth who are expectant or parenting The Federal Interagency Work Group on Child Abuse and Neglect shall identify, and seek ways to address, issues facing foster youth who are expectant or parenting (including as a noncustodial parent), including consideration of data collected pursuant to section 479A(7)(B) of the Social Security Act, educating child welfare staff