; (E) residential treatment; (F) transitional living for those needing a temporary, stable living environment that is supportive of treatment and recovery goals; (G) emergency shelter; (H) intensive case management; (I) diagnostic services; and (J) promotion of healthy approaches to risk and safety issues, including injury prevention. (2) Child care Behavioral health services for Indians from birth through age 17, including— (A) preschool and school age fetal alcohol spectrum disorder services, including assessment and behavioral intervention; (B) mental health and substance abuse services (emotional, organic, alcohol, drug, inhalant, and tobacco); (C) identification and treatment of co-occurring disorders and comorbidity; (D) prevention of alcohol, drug, inhalant, and tobacco use; (E) early intervention, treatment, and aftercare; (F) promotion of healthy approaches to risk and safety issues; and (G) identification and treatment of neglect and physical, mental, and sexual abuse. (3) Adult care Behavioral health services for Indians from age 18 through 55, including— (A) early intervention, treatment, and aftercare; (B) mental health and substance abuse services (emotional, alcohol, drug, inhalant, and tobacco), including sex specific services; (C) identification and treatment of co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis) and comorbidity; (D) promotion of healthy approaches for risk-related behavior; (E) treatment services for women at risk of giving birth to a child with a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder; and (F) sex specific treatment for sexual assault and domestic violence. (4) Family care Behavioral health services for families, including— (A) early intervention, treatment, and aftercare for affected families; (B) treatment for sexual assault and domestic violence; and (C) promotion of healthy approaches relating to parenting, domestic violence, and other abuse issues. (5) Elder care Behavioral health services for Indians 56 years of age and older, including— (A) early intervention, treatment, and aftercare