; (3) have a proven record of caregiver support; (4) will use evidence-based programs; or (5) will provide matching funds or can demonstrate that the program funded by a grant under this section will be sustainable after grant funds are no longer provided. (f) Authorized activities An eligible organization receiving a grant under this section shall use grant funds to— (1) conduct an initial home visit for each caregiver participating in the program, during which a representative from the eligible organization who has expertise in care management in the home and caregiving will perform a caregiver assessment and determine what follow-up services may benefit the caregiver and the child or adult with a special need who receives care from the caregiver; (2) conduct home visits for the purpose of caregiver education and training; (3) provide, or provide referrals for, the services described in subsection (d)(5); (4) provide an assessment and referral for physical and mental health services for the caregiver and for the child or adult with a special need who receives care from the caregiver, as needed; and (5) carry out any other activities that are described in the grant application submitted under subsection (d). (g) Technical assistance center The Secretary shall establish, or contract to establish, a technical assistance center through which the Secretary shall— (1) provide evidence-based models for programs funded by grants under this section; (2) provide training for grantees; (3) answer questions from grantees