; and (ii) is a nonprofit entity, unless no such entity that meets the requirements under this subparagraph is located in the local area. (B) A one-stop operator, or other entity with experience in providing comprehensive job training services. (C) An education provider. (D) A justice or law enforcement organization. (E) A community-based organization. (F) Any other organization as the Secretary determines appropriate. (2) Standard for treatment providers The Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, shall establish a standard that each treatment provider entering into a partnership under paragraph (1)(A) shall meet based on best practices identified by the Secretary. (d) Use of funds (1) Services and activities Each partnership described in subsection (c)(1) shall, through a Jobs Plus Recovery program, provide a minimum of each of the following services: (A) Screening services Screening services, including— (i) using an evidence-based screening method to screen each individual seeking participation in the Jobs Plus Recovery program to determine whether the individual has a substance use disorder; (ii) conducting an assessment of each such individual to determine the services needed for such individual to obtain or retain employment, including an assessment of strengths and general work readiness; and (iii) accepting walk-ins or referrals from employers, labor organizations, or other entities recommending individuals to participate in such program. (B) Individual treatment and employment plan Developing an individual treatment and employment plan for each program participant, which shall include providing a case manager to work with each participant to— (i) identify employment and career goals; (ii) explore career pathways that lead to high-demand industries and sectors as determined by the State board and the lead State official responsible for the administration of workforce investment activities