; and (iii) includes community and economic development programs targeted to low-income communities or populations. (B) For purposes of subparagraph (A), the spending on the following Federal programs shall be means-tested welfare spending: (i) Cash and general programs (I) Supplemental Security Income. (II) Earned Income Tax Credit (Refundable Portion). (III) Refundable Child Credit. (IV) Temporary Assistance to Needy Families. (V) Title IV–E Foster Care. (VI) Title IV–E Adoption Assistance. (VII) General Assistance to Indians. (VIII) Assets for Independence. (ii) Medical (I) Medicaid. (II) State Children’s Health Insurance Program. (III) Indian Health Services. (IV) Consolidated Health Centers/Community Health Centers. (V) Maternal and Child Health. (VI) Healthy Start. (VII) Refundable Premiums and Out of Pocket Subsidies under the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act (PPACA). (iii) Food (I) Food Stamps Program. (II) School Lunch Program. (III) Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Food Program. (IV) School Breakfast. (V) Child Care Food Program. (VI) Nutrition Program for the Elderly, Nutrition Service Incentives. (VII) Summer Food Service Program. (VIII) Commodity Supplemental Food Program. (IX) Temporary Emergency Food Program. (X) Needy Families. (XI) Farmer’s Market Nutrition Program. (XII) Special Milk Program. (iv) Housing (I) Section 8 Housing (HUD). (II) Public Housing (HUD). (III) State Housing Expenditures. (IV) Home Investment Partnership Program (HUD). (V) Homeless Assistance Grants (HUD). (VI) Rural Housing Insurance Fund (Agriculture). (VII) Rural Housing Service (Agriculture). (VIII) Housing for the Elderly (HUD). (IX) Native American Housing Block Grants (HUD). (X) Other Assisted Housing Programs (HUD). (XI) Housing for Persons with Disabilities (HUD). (v) Energy and utilities (I) Low-Income Home Energy Assistance. (II) Universal Service Fund—Subsidized Phone Service for Low-Income Persons. (III) Weatherization. (vi) Education (I) Federal Pell Grants. (II) Grants for improving basic