; (B) a faith-based organization; (C) a community action agency; (D) a community development corporation; (E) an entity carrying out activities under this title, such as a local board; (F) an Indian tribe or other agency primarily serving Indians; (G) a public or private institution of higher education; (H) a State or unit of general local government; or (I) a State or local youth service or conservation corps. (2) Eligible youth Notwithstanding section 3, the term eligible youth means an individual eligible to participate in a Youth Corps program in accordance with subsection (d). (3) Indian; Indian tribe The terms Indian and Indian tribe have the meanings given the terms in section 166(b). (4) Participant The term participant includes a recipient of services under paragraph (5)(F). (5) Youth Corps model The term Youth Corps model means a model for a youth education and training program for which an eligible entity— (A) provides eligible youth with stipended or paid work experience, and basic and technical skills training leading, at a minimum, to an outcome consisting of— (i) enrollment in postsecondary education or training; (ii) attainment of an industry-recognized certification or credential; (iii) meaningful employment in the economy of the 21st century; or (iv) military service; (B) provides eligible youth with opportunities for educational advancement, including the attainment of a secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent, or other State-recognized credential; (C) engages eligible youth to work, in teams or crews under the leadership of adult mentors and trainers, on service and conservation projects designed to improve the communities in which the youth live and the environment; (D) works with youth- and family-serving systems, such as child welfare and justice systems, to provide and coordinate supportive services for education and training program participants