; (B) support the achievement and maintenance of the highest level of independent living for each individual in need; (C) are supported by appropriate orientation, training, and supervision; and (D) are provided in support of, or in coordination with, a caregiver, if applicable. (3) Prohibited Services In performing duties as part of a local care corps program funded through a grant under this section, no volunteer shall provide— (A) professional medical services; (B) administrative support services of the program; (C) care in an institutional setting; (D) care prohibited under State law; (E) financial services; or (F) any other services determined by the Secretary to be inconsistent with the purposes of local care corps programs funded under this section. (4) Guidance regarding scope of services The Secretary shall issue guidance describing the scope of services that may be provided by volunteers as part of a local care corps program funded through a grant under this section. In issuing such guidance, the Director shall provide for a public notice and comment period of not less than 60 days before issuing the guidance in final form. (5) Individual in need In this paragraph, the term individual in need means an individual who— (A) is at least 65 years of age or has a disability as defined in section 3 of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990; (B) has difficulty with self-care or living independently; and (C) meets such other criteria as the grantee determines to be appropriate. (e) Training and standards of conduct (1) Pre-assignment training program As a condition on receipt of a grant for a local care corps program under this section, an eligible entity shall agree to develop a training program that provides volunteers in such program with instruction in the skills necessary to carry out an assignment in the program. Such training shall include— (A) at least 40 hours of instruction for each volunteer for each term (of 12 months or less) to be served in such program