; (D) home visiting services coordinated with the child welfare agency and treatment provider involved with the parent or guardian or their children; (E) case management services to remove barriers for the parent or guardian to participate and continue in treatment, as well as to re-engage a parent or guardian who is not participating or progressing in treatment; (F) access to services needed to monitor the parent’s or guardian's compliance with program requirements; (G) frequent reporting between the treatment provider, child welfare agency, courts, and other agencies involved with the parent or guardian or their children to ensure appropriate information on the parent’s or guardian's status is available to inform decision-making; and (H) assessments and recommendations provided by a recovery coach to the child welfare caseworker responsible for documenting the parent’s or guardian's progress in treatment and recovery as well as the status of other areas identified in the treatment plan for the parent or guardian, including a recommendation regarding the expected safety of the child if the child is returned to the custody of the parent or guardian that can be used by the caseworker and a court to make permanency decisions regarding the child. (3) Responsibilities of the secretary (A) In general The Secretary shall, through a grant or contract with 1 or more entities, conduct an evaluation of the family recovery and reunification program under the project. (B) Requirements In identifying 1 or more entities to conduct the evaluation of the family recovery and reunification program, the Secretary shall— (i) determine that the area or areas in which the program will be conducted have sufficient substance use disorder treatment providers and other resources (other than those provided with funds made available to carry out the project) to successfully conduct the program