; (bb) issues relating to attachment, identity, abandonment, cultural differences, grief, and loss; and (cc) issues resulting from birth defects due to fetal alcohol syndrome or any other substance abuse-related developmental disorder; (II) the provision of educational resources for adoptive parents regarding the geographic, ethnic, and cultural background of the adopted child; (III) peer-to-peer mentoring and support groups that permit a newly adoptive parent to communicate and learn from more experienced adoptive parents, including programs that enhance communication between adoptive parents with children of similar geographic, ethnic, or cultural backgrounds; and (IV) the provision of informational resources for adoptive parents, including— (aa) resources available through Federal and State agencies, including information regarding benefits for children with a medical condition or a physical, mental, or emotional disability; (bb) newsletters, Web sites, and other informational resources regarding adoption-related services; (cc) the establishment of lending libraries containing information and resources for adoptive parents; and (dd) conferences, discussion groups, and seminars that are available to adoptive parents and other relevant stakeholders. (ii) Post-adoptive support services, which may include— (I) continued provision to adoptive parents of pre-adoptive support services described in clause (i); (II) the provision of accessible and reliable respite services for adoptive parents; (III) direct services and counseling for adopted children, including, as appropriate— (aa) support services for an adopted child with emotional, behavioral, or developmental health needs; (bb) support services that address issues relating to attachment, identity, abandonment, cultural differences, grief, and loss