; and (iv) such other information as the Secretary may require. (B) Training An assurance that all mentors covered under the program will receive intensive and ongoing training in the following areas: (i) Child development, including the importance of bonding. (ii) Family dynamics, including the effects of domestic violence. (iii) The foster care system and foster care principles and practices. (iv) Recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect. (v) Confidentiality requirements for working with children in foster care. (vi) Working in coordination with the child welfare system. (vii) Other matters related to working with children in foster care. (C) Screening An assurance that all mentors covered under the program are appropriately screened and have demonstrated a willingness to comply with all aspects of the mentor program, including— (i) a description of the methods to be used to conduct criminal background checks on all prospective mentors; and (ii) a description of the methods to be used to ensure that the mentors are willing and able to serve as a mentor on a long-term, consistent basis. (D) Community consultation; coordination with other programs A demonstration that, in developing and implementing the program, the eligible entity will, to the extent feasible and appropriate— (i) consult with— (I) public and private community entities, including religious organizations and Indian tribal organizations and urban Indian organizations; and (II) family members of children who may be potential clients of the program; (ii) coordinate the mentoring program and the eligible entity's activities with other Federal, State, and local programs serving children and youth