; (2) programs for accommodating higher education students within the community; (3) programs for facilitating home-sharing for elderly residents; (4) plans and measures for integrating business and commercial activity with residential neighborhoods; (5) plans and measures for increasing transportation options improving mobility within residential neighborhoods; (6) programs for learning and disseminating information about modular building techniques and other approaches to reducing housing construction costs; (7) plans or programs for improving public health through changes in the built environment, such as safer streets that are more conducive and welcoming to pedestrian activity; (8) measures to evaluate the impact of housing development in the community on the long-term social mobility and economic prospects of residents; and (9) such other measures, plans, and activities as applicants may propose, but only if the Secretary approves such proposals as consistent with the goals under section 4(c). (d) Limitations on amount A grant under this section for an eligible partnership may not exceed the lesser of— (1) $500,000; or (2) in the case only of an eligible partnership that has previously received a grant under this section, the amount that the eligible partnership certifies, as the Secretary shall require, that the partnership will contribute from non-Federal sources for activities described in subsection (c) that are assisted with such grant amounts. 6. Grants for education activities (a) In general The Secretary, acting through the Assistant Secretary of Housing Innovation, shall carry out a program under this section to make grants to partnerships that include at least one academic institution for providing support for educational and community outreach programs that are focused on issues related to housing, community development, and regional planning. (b) Limitations on amount A grant under this section for a partnership may not exceed the lesser of— (1) $200,000