a family foster home. (13) Reducing the number of children returning to foster care. (14) Reducing recidivism among juvenile offenders, individuals released from prison, or other high-risk populations. (15) Reducing the rate of homelessness among our most vulnerable populations. (16) Improving the health and well-being of those with mental, emotional, and behavioral health needs. (17) Improving the educational outcomes of special-needs or low-income children. (18) Improving the employment and well-being of returning United States military members. (19) Increasing the financial stability of low-income families. (20) Increasing the independence and employability of individuals who are physically or mentally disabled. (21) Other measurable outcomes defined by the State or local government that result in positive social outcomes and Federal savings. (c) Application required The notice described in subsection (a) shall require a State or local government to submit an application for the social impact partnership project that addresses the following: (1) The outcome goals of the project. (2) A description of each intervention in the project and anticipated outcomes of the intervention. (3) Rigorous evidence demonstrating that the intervention can be expected to produce the desired outcomes. (4) The target population that will be served by the project. (5) The expected social benefits to participants who receive the intervention and others who may be impacted. (6) Projected Federal, State, and local government costs and other costs to conduct the project. (7) Projected Federal, State, and local government savings and other savings, including an estimate of the savings to the Federal Government, on a program-by-program basis and in the aggregate, if the project is implemented and the outcomes are achieved as a result of the intervention. (8) If savings resulting from the successful completion of the project are estimated to accrue to the State or local government, the likelihood of the State or local government to