; (D) articulating a plan for identifying and tracking cost savings gained from implementation of the project and for achieving long-term financial sustainability; and (E) articulating a plan for evaluating the project. (2) Amount and term (A) Total amount The amount awarded under paragraph (1) for all grants shall not exceed $600,000. (B) Term Activities carried out under a grant awarded under paragraph (1) shall be completed not later than 1 year after the grant is awarded. (f) Implementation awards under demonstration program (1) In general Each eligible entity may receive a grant for implementation activities related to the demonstration project to be carried out by the entity, if the Assistant Secretary determines the entity— (A) has successfully carried out the activities under the grant awarded under subsection (e); (B) offers a feasible plan for long-term financial sustainability; (C) has constructed a meaningful model of advancement for direct-care workers; and (D) aims to provide training to a sizeable number of direct-care workers and to serve a sizeable number of older individuals. (2) Use of funds The implementation activities described under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) training of all care team members in accordance with the design of the demonstration project; and (B) evaluating the competency of all staff based on project design. (3) Evaluation and report (A) Evaluation Each recipient of a grant under paragraph (1), in consultation with an independent evaluation contractor, shall evaluate— (i) the impact of training and deployment of direct-care workers in advanced roles, as described in this section, within each participating entity on outcomes, such as direct-care worker job satisfaction and turnover, beneficiary and family caregiver satisfaction with services, rate of hospitalization of beneficiaries, and additional measures determined by the Secretary; (ii) the impact of such training and deployment on the long-term services and supports delivery system and resources