; (ii) describes the resources the individual and the family have to meet immediate needs, including— (I) individual resources, such as income and assets identified in the application process, education, and work experience; (II) household and family resources that may assist the individual, such as parents, children, siblings, and others; and (III) other resources and how they may help the individual meet immediate needs; and (iii) describes the assistance and services the State will provide to help the individual meet immediate needs and improve the well-being of the children in the family. (B) Individual and state responsibilities Information on the respective responsibilities of the individual and the State that— (i) includes a personal responsibility agreement signed by the individual in which the individual acknowledges receipt of publicly funded benefits and responsibility to comply with program requirements in order to receive the benefits; (ii) sets forth an employment goal chosen by the individual with assistance from the State and a plan, jointly developed by the individual and the State, for moving the individual into employment and towards self-sufficiency; (iii) sets forth the obligations of the individual, including specific and measurable benchmarks for success that will help the individual become and remain employed; (iv) to the greatest extent possible and consistent with the plan, is designed to move the individual into the employment the individual is capable of performing as quickly as possible, and increase the responsibility and amount of work the individual is to perform over time; (v) describes the services the State will provide the individual so that the individual will be able to obtain and maintain employment; (vi) may direct the individual to undergo appropriate treatment for substance abuse or other treatment if the individual, in consultation with the State, identifies such treatment as necessary to obtain and maintain employment