; (ii) services for children; (iii) suicide prevention; (iv) substance abuse awareness and treatment; (v) mental health awareness and treatment; (vi) financial counseling; (vii) anger management counseling; (viii) domestic violence awareness and prevention; (ix) employment assistance; (x) transportation services; (xi) child care; (xii) housing counseling; (xiii) preparing and updating family care plans; (xiv) development of strategies for living with a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury; (xv) accessing emergency financial assistance through philanthropic efforts; and (xvi) other services that are determined by the Secretary to be appropriate to improve the well-being and address the unique needs of disabled veteran families who lack access to such direct wellness services. (2) Providing the direct services specified in paragraph (1)(D) that are necessary to improve the well-being and address the needs of the disabled veteran families but are otherwise unavailable through existing public or private programs. (d) Definitions In this section: (1) The term community partner means a private nonprofit organization. (2) The term disabled veteran means a United States citizen or United States national who— (A) was honorably discharged from the Armed Forces