; and (II) family members of children who may be potential clients of the program; (ii) coordinate the mentoring program and the eligible entity's activities with other Federal, State, and local programs serving children and youth; and (iii) consult and coordinate with appropriate Federal, State, and local corrections, workforce development, and substance abuse and mental health agencies. (E) Equal access for local service providers An assurance that public and private entities and nonprofit community organizations, including religious organizations and Indian organizations, will be eligible to participate on an equal basis. (F) Records, reports, and audits An agreement that the eligible entity will maintain such records, make such reports, and cooperate with such reviews or audits as the Secretary may find necessary for purposes of oversight of project activities and expenditures. (G) Evaluation An agreement that the eligible entity will cooperate fully with the Secretary’s ongoing and final evaluation of the program under the plan, by means including providing the Secretary access to the program, the program’s staff, program-related records and documents, and each public or private community entity receiving funding under the plan. (3) Considerations in awarding grants In awarding grants under this subsection, the Secretary shall take into consideration— (A) the overall qualifications and capacity of the eligible entity and its partners to effectively carry out a mentoring program under this subsection; (B) the level and quality of training provided to mentors under the program; (C) evidence of coordination of the program with the social services and education programs of the State or political subdivision; (D) the ability of the eligible entity to provide supervision and support for mentors under the program and the youth served by such mentors; (E) the number of children in foster care served by the State or political subdivision