; (ii) eligibility and enrollment information for Federal, State, and local benefits; (iii) relevant training to assist kinship caregivers in caregiving and in obtaining benefits and services; and (iv) relevant legal assistance and help in obtaining legal services. (E) The kinship navigator program provides outreach to kinship care families, including by establishing, distributing, and updating a kinship care website, or other relevant guides or outreach materials. (F) The kinship navigator program promotes— (i) partnerships between public and private agencies, including schools and universities, community-based or faith-based organizations, and relevant government agencies, to increase their knowledge of the needs of kinship care families and other individuals who are willing and able to assist parents to help prevent children from entering foster care or to be foster parents; and (ii) improved services for such families and individuals. (2) Additional activities In addition to meeting the requirements described in paragraph (1), a grant under this section may be used to assist a kinship navigator program in— (A) establishing and supporting a kinship care ombudsman with authority to intervene and help kinship caregivers access services