; and (3) the neighborhood and street level, including with active gang members individually. 602. Support of community-based gang intervention agencies (a) Support of community-Based gang intervention agencies Subject to the availability of appropriations, the Administrator shall award grants to eligible entities to carry out the activities described in subsection (c). (b) Eligible entity For the purposes of this section, an eligible entity means a community-based gang intervention agency that is a nonprofit organization with a proven track record and expertise in providing community-based gang intervention activities through a community-based gang intervention model. (c) Grant activities Each entity awarded a grant under this section shall carry out the following activities: (1) Conduct street mediation by working with gang members and persons with influence over such member to defuse and de-escalate potential and actual violence internally between gang members and between rival gangs. (2) Develop local and regional truces by creating cease-fires or nonaggression agreements between rival gangs and neighborhoods. (3) Serve as conduits who facilitate constant dialogue and maintenance between gangs and neighborhoods. (4) Provide services that respond to the high levels of anxiety experienced by gang members to decompress critical situations due to traumatic events. (5) Provide 24-hour, 7-day-a-week crisis intervention services by responding to requests for violence prevention services made by gang members, the families of gang members, school officials, intervention workers, social service agencies, or law enforcement. (6) Provide targeted training and technical assistance to violence-plagued communities after a major gang-related incident. (7) Facilitate the development of a community response plan, including training protocols, situational scene scenarios, and emergency response. (8) Make a reasonable effort to prevent gang-related rumors from intensifying tension between gangs or igniting violent responses by