; (iv) appropriate housing; (v) employment and job training; and (vi) 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); (E) train caseworkers, foster parents, and other foster care facility caregivers and staff on how to support foster youth in preventing unintended pregnancies and to promote the well-being of foster youth who are expectant or parenting (including as a noncustodial parent), and their children; (F) improve supports for foster youth who are expectant or parenting (including as a noncustodial parent) by minimizing the number of placements, both during pregnancy and after delivery, for foster youth who become pregnant and by implementing specialized recruitment, training, retention, and support for foster parents who mentor and care for young parents and their children together; (G) monitor the well-being of the children of youth in foster care, including their enrollment in early education programs, access to appropriate developmental assessments and interventions if needed, and their involvement in the child welfare system (such as in child abuse and neglect investigations or foster care placements)