; (C) transportation of victims of crime to— (i) receive services; or (ii) participate in criminal justice proceedings; (D) emergency legal assistance to victims of crime that is directly connected to the crime; (E) supervision of direct service providers and contracts for professional or specialized services that are related directly to providing services to victims of crime; (F) repair and replacement of essential items used during the provision of services to victims of crime to contribute to and maintain a healthy and safe environment for the victims; (G) transitional housing for victims of crime, particularly victims who have a particular need for such housing and cannot safely return to previous housing, including travel, rental assistance, security deposits, utilities, and other related costs that are incidental to the relocation to transitional housing; (H) relocation of victims of crime, particularly where necessary for the safety and well-being of the victim, including reasonable moving expenses, security deposits for housing, rental expenses, and utility startup costs; (I) coordination of activities that facilitate the provision of direct services to victims of crime; (J) multi-system, inter-agency, multi-disciplinary response to the needs of victims of crime; and (K) administration of the program and services described in this section. (2) Eligibility An Indian tribe seeking a covered grant shall, in response to a request for proposal, submit to the Director a written proposal for a covered grant, which shall include— (A) a description of the need for services and the mission and goals of the activity to be carried out using the grant; (B) a description of how amounts received under the grant would be used; (C) the proposed annual budget for the activities for each fiscal year in which amounts received under the grant may be used; (D) any qualifications, certifications, or licenses that may be required for individuals involved in administering the program