; and (D) the requirements for reporting under subsection (d)(3) on services provided via such financial assistance. (2) Provision of training and technical assistance The Secretary may provide the training and technical assistance described in paragraph (1) directly or through grants or contracts with appropriate public or nonprofit entities. (g) Administration of grant program (1) Selection criteria The Secretary, in consultation with entities specified in paragraph (3), shall establish criteria for the selection of eligible entities that have submitted applications under subsection (e). (2) Development of measures and metrics The Secretary shall develop, in consultation with entities specified in paragraph (3), the following: (A) A framework for collecting and sharing information about entities in receipt of financial assistance under this section for purposes of improving the discovery of services available for veterans at risk of suicide and veteran families, set forth by service type, locality, and eligibility criteria. (B) The measures to be used by each entity in receipt of financial assistance under this section to determine the effectiveness of the programming being provided by such entity in improving mental resiliency and mental outlook of veterans at risk of suicide and veteran families. (C) Metrics for measuring the effectiveness of the provision of financial assistance under this section. (3) Coordination In developing a plan for the design and implementation of the provision of financial assistance under this section, including criteria for the award of grants, the Secretary shall consult with the following: (A) Veterans service organizations. (B) National organizations representing potential community partners of eligible entities in providing supportive services to address the needs of veterans at risk of suicide and their families, including national organizations that— (i) advocate for the needs of individuals with or at risk of behavioral health conditions; (ii) represent mayors