; and (C) developing curricula or teaching materials related to advance care planning or palliative care in such settings. (b) Establishment and maintenance of web- and telephone-Based resources (1) In general The Secretary may award grants to public or private entities (including States, political subdivisions of States, faith-based organizations, and religious educational institutions), or a consortium of any such entities, to establish and maintain an Internet website and telephone hotline to disseminate resources developed under subsection (a) and materials for faith communities designed by the Department of Health and Human Services Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. (2) Ability to sustain activities In determining whether to award a grant under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall take into account the ability of an entity to sustain the activities described in paragraph (1) beyond the initial grant period. (c) National public education campaign The Secretary may award grants to public or private entities (including States, political subdivisions of States, faith-based organizations, and religious educational institutions) to conduct a national public education campaign to raise public awareness of advance care planning and serious, chronic progressive, or advanced illness care, including the availability of the resources created under this section. (d) Orders for life-Sustaining treatment (1) In general The Secretary may award grants to eligible entities for the purposes of carrying out the activities under paragraph (2). (2) Authorized activities Activities funded through a grant under this section for an area may include— (A) establishing and operating a National Resource Center on POLST Programs to provide— (i) technical assistance and professional training to programs for orders for life-sustaining treatment; (ii) analysis and dissemination of best practices in implementing program for orders for life-sustaining treatment