; (2) the number of referrals made through the grant and the rate of such referrals successfully linked or closed; (3) a qualitative analysis or number of collaborative partnerships with other organizations in carrying out the activities funded through the grant; (4) the number of services provided to individuals through the grant; (5) aggregated and de-identified outcomes experienced by individuals served through the grant such as— (A) the rate of successful service connections; (B) any increases in development of protective factors for children; (C) any increase in development of protective factors for the caregivers; (D) any mitigation of the negative outcomes associated with adverse childhood experiences or decreased likelihood of children experiencing an adverse childhood experience as evidenced by— (i) decreased presence of law enforcement or other punitive State surveillance in the community; (ii) a parent completing substance use treatment; (iii) a parent receiving voluntary treatment for mental health-related conditions; (iv) a family entering into or maintaining a stable housing situation; (v) a family achieving or maintaining economic security; (vi) a parent achieving or maintaining job stability; or (vii) a child meeting developmental markers for school readiness; and (E) reports of satisfaction with the coordination of care by people served; and (6) any other information required by the Secretary. (j) Convening participants for sharing lessons learned After the period of all grants awarded under this section has concluded, the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation of the Department of Health and Human Services shall provide an in-person or online opportunity for persons participating in the programs funded through this section to share with each other— (1) lessons learned; (2) challenges experienced