; and (B) to mental health clinicians in promising and evidence-based practices and models for foster youth mental health treatment, including practices for identifying and treating mental illness and behavioral disorders of foster youth resulting from exposure or repeated exposure to adverse experiences or trauma; and (3) provide comprehensive services, including transportation, child care, and replacement of lost wages, to eligible individuals in care in order to facilitate activities described in paragraph (1). (c) Eligible individuals and entities In this section: (1) Eligible individuals The term eligible individual means an individual at least 5 years of age but not more than 26 years of age— (A) who— (i) is in foster care; or (ii) was formerly in foster care at any time after attaining 5 years of age; (B) is at risk for, shows early signs of, or has been diagnosed with a mental illness, including a serious emotional disturbance; and (C) may benefit from intervention, mental health treatment programs, or other services provided by an eligible entity. (2) Eligible entity The term eligible entity means a State agency or nonprofit entity that— (A) employs licensed mental health professionals who have specialized training and experience in childhood or adolescent mental health promotion, assessment, diagnosis, trauma-informed care, and treatment services; (B) is accredited or approved by the State to provide such services for individuals who are or were in foster care at any point between the ages of 5 and 26