; (II) the percentage of disabled residents; and (III) the percentage of unemployed or underemployed residents; (ii) the ability of an eligible entity to provide training that leads to the provision of quality care; (iii) the record of the quality of care of an eligible entity; and (iv) such other criteria as determined by the Secretary. (B) Geographic consideration In awarding grants, the Secretary shall consider a geographic mix of a variety of eligible entities so that the grant program will include at least— (i) one employment training program described in paragraph (2)(B) that primarily serves an urban population; (ii) one employment training program described in paragraph (2)(B) that primarily serves a rural population; (iii) one employment training program described in paragraph (2)(B) that primarily serves an Indian population; and (iv) one employment training program described in paragraph (2)(B) that primarily serves a population in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. (6) Use of grant funds An entity receiving funding under this subsection may use such funds— (A) to establish (or maintain) and carry-out an employment training program to train public housing residents to provide covered home-based health care services to elderly and disabled public housing residents and elderly and disabled residents of federally-assisted rental housing; (B) for the transportation expenses of public housing residents in training under such an employment training program; (C) for the child care expenses of public housing residents in training under such an employment training program; (D) for the administrative expenses of carrying out such an employment training program