; (2) families seeking a divorce or separation and working to maintain coparenting and parent-child relationships; (3) families seeking to maintain or rebuild family relationships affected by incarceration; (4) families seeking to build a support system around a child who has experienced trauma, including— (A) witnessing violence; (B) experiencing sexual or physical abuse; or (C) having a parent who is experiencing challenges with mental health or substance abuse; and (5) families below 250 percent of poverty guidelines applicable to a family of the size involved. (f) Membership A State seeking a grant under this section shall demonstrate that a family strengthening commission funded by such grant will consist of relevant government and private actors, including— (1) State government agency officials from departments of health, human services, child support, education, youth services, or corrections; (2) local government agency officials from departments of health, human services, child support, education, youth services, or corrections; (3) access to Justice Commissions, bar associations, judicial associations, courts, or other representatives of the legal system; (4) associations of social workers, counselors, psychologists, and other mental health professionals; (5) associations of mediators and others who deliver alternative dispute resolution services; (6) healthy marriage and responsible fatherhood programs; (7) youth-serving programs; and (8) academics and researchers. (g) Duties A commission funded by a grant under this section shall— (1) identify the need for potential policy changes; (2) determine methods of leveraging existing resources and growing new resources